Nephrolepis exaltata is loved for its wispy foliage in light-green that resemble the childhood favourite cotton candy. The fern cotton candy boast of fluffy leaves that flare up and outwards as they grow. Also known as the Suzy Wong fern, under ideal conditions it can grow up to 5 feet high. Just imagine, 5 feet of cloud like beauty.
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Light
Bright indirect light
Watering
Atleast thrice a week
Where to grow
Bright indoor / shaded outdoors
Maintenace
Low maintenace
Special feature
Air purifying
Spill the tea
All the plant gossip, through the grapevine. Pun intended
Plant Essentials
Fertilizer/ feed for the plant:Use a good compost at the time of potting and then fertilize your fern with a well balanced NPK fertilizers once a month ingrowing seasons. Avoid over fertilization. Repotting : The fern can grow comfortably in its current pot for a year, repot in a larger pot when you notice roots growing out of the bottom of the pot. Propogation : Ferns can either be proapagated thrugh spores aor by division of a mature plant.
Common Problems
1. How much sunlight does the cotton candy fern require? The cotton candy fern prefers bright indirect light or dappled partial sunlight in outside spaces. Avoid direct sun to prevent burning of leaves. 2. Why is my fern shedding leaves? Ferns love moisture, so dry climate leads to shrivelling up of leaves and shedding. To avoid this maintain a mpoist growing medium and mist regularly. 3. What is the white sibstance on my fern? ferns are suaspectible to mealy bugs and to avois any infestation spray regulalry with neem spray or any other pesticide. In case of an infestation, clean the infected parts or prune them and spray with neem spray every 3-4 days till the infestation dies.
Style and Decor
Light Requirements :Ferns need bright indirect light for 5-6 hours in a day for a healthy growth. Locations :Some of the best locations for your fern is near a north or east facing window or farther away from a south facing window to avoid direct light. Styling/decor tip :Ferns are a versatile group of plants, plant them in hanging planters to truly enjoy its cascading beauty or plant them in pedestal planters and use them as focal point in your décor. They make for excellent tabletop plants in quirky planters. Hang them in your shade balcomies or patios for a tropical look or add them to your plant clusters to imitate a forest floor.
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Our resilient tub packaging guarantees that your plant babies reach you in perfect condition without any in-transit damage. The pots are secured in place to ensure that they don't move from their positions and vents to help them breathe comfortable till they reach home. The packaging has been made sustainably with a completely biodegradable tube and lids made of recycled plastic waste.
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To make sure that you get the plant you see on the website, our plants come with a nutrient dense soil less potting mix that sustains the plant during transit and discourages any infestation. The organic starch jelly holds moisture for the entire journey till they reach you. The soil is further enriched with slow release fertilisers to give your plant a steady food bank for six months.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I save my dying fern?
If your fern has not completely died and has some green left, prune the brown dead fronds and water the plant thorughly till water runs out the bottom of the pot and repeat it once more. Mist the leaves nicely and move it to a bright but shaded area to help it recover. Mist and water regularly and avoid drying it out.
Why is my fern dying despite fertilising regulalry?
Over-fertilising is a ocmmon issue in ferns. Ferns are a delicate plant that need very diluted feed, overfertilising can burn the fronds. Stick to diluted fertilisers at least one month apart.
How frequently should I water my ferns?
Ferns love water and humidity, so the more the merrier. Ensure that your fern is planted in a well-draining but rich soil in a pot with drainage holes. Water regularly to maintain a moist, but not soggy, growing medium and mist regularly.
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<p>Our one of a kind self-watering pots have been designed to suit our plant parent's busy schedule. The planter reservoir stores extra, available for uptake by the plants through capillary action as per their need. The idea is to reduce the hassle of daily watering and simplify plant care. Perfect Sizes for both home and desktop use and sturdy to handle and free of spilling hassles.</p>
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<p>Our resilient tub packaging guarantees that your plant babies reach you in perfect condition without any in-transit damage. The pots are secured in place to ensure that they don't move from their positions and vents to help them breathe comfortable till they reach home. The packaging has been made sustainably with a completely biodegradable tube and lids made of recycled plastic waste.</p>
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<p>To make sure that you get the plant you see on the website, our plants come with a nutrient dense soil less potting mix that sustains the plant during transit and discourages any infestation. The organic starch jelly holds moisture for the entire journey till they reach you. The soil is further enriched with slow release fertilisers to give your plant a steady food bank for six months.</p>
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<h2>Plant Essentials</h2>
<p><b>Fertilizer/ feed for the plant:</b><span>Use a good compost at the time of potting and then fertilize your fern with a well balanced NPK fertilizers once a month ingrowing seasons. Avoid over fertilization.</span> <br>
<b>Repotting : </b><span>The fern can grow comfortably in its current pot for a year, repot in a larger pot when you notice roots growing out of the bottom of the pot.</span> <br>
<b>Propogation : </b><span> Ferns can either be proapagated thrugh spores aor by division of a mature plant.</span> <br>
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<h2>Common Problems</h2>
<p><b>1. How much sunlight does the cotton candy fern require?</b> <br>
<span>The cotton candy fern prefers bright indirect light or dappled partial sunlight in outside spaces. Avoid direct sun to prevent burning of leaves.</span> <br>
<b>2. Why is my fern shedding leaves?</b> <br>
<span>Ferns love moisture, so dry climate leads to shrivelling up of leaves and shedding. To avoid this maintain a mpoist growing medium and mist regularly.</span> <br>
<b>3. What is the white sibstance on my fern?</b> <br>
<span>ferns are suaspectible to mealy bugs and to avois any infestation spray regulalry with neem spray or any other pesticide. In case of an infestation, clean the infected parts or prune them and spray with neem spray every 3-4 days till the infestation dies.</span></p>
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<h2>Style and Decor</h2>
<p><b>Light Requirements :</b><span>Ferns need bright indirect light for 5-6 hours in a day for a healthy growth.</span> <br>
<b>Locations :</b><span>Some of the best locations for your fern is near a north or east facing window or farther away from a south facing window to avoid direct light.</span> <br>
<b>Styling/decor tip :</b><span>Ferns are a versatile group of plants, plant them in hanging planters to truly enjoy its cascading beauty or plant them in pedestal planters and use them as focal point in your décor. They make for excellent tabletop plants in quirky planters. Hang them in your shade balcomies or patios for a tropical look or add them to your plant clusters to imitate a forest floor.</span> </p>
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<p>If your fern has not completely died and has some green left, prune the brown dead fronds and water the plant thorughly till water runs out the bottom of the pot and repeat it once more. Mist the leaves nicely and move it to a bright but shaded area to help it recover. Mist and water regularly and avoid drying it out.</p>
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