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Unconditional Satisfaction GuaranteeNo Shipping Fees Above 302 Months to Decide. Returns Simplified.Scientific Name: Nephrolepis Obliterata Emerald Queen
Synonyms: Boston Fern Emerald Queen, Sword Fern Emerald Queen
The Emerald Queen Fern is avariety of easy-care and somewhat hardySword fern family. This fantastic variety has beautifully emerald fronds that gently arch lending to a full and delicate look.
Nephrolepis, in general, is a hardy fern variety that can handle much brighter light than many other fern varieties. Keeping this delicate beauty thriving is best done by keeping your fern in warm conditions with the highest possible humidity, making it the perfect choice for a brightly lit bathroom or kitchen.
Due to the Australian Sword Fern ‘Emerald Queens’ upright growth habit compared to its much larger relative the Boston fern, results in it being a lovely addition to a space that is brightly lit but limited in width. Pair thislush fern with a stylish planter on a tabletop or shelf where it can be admired as a statement specimen or cluster with other house plants as an accent piece. However, like the Boston fern, this variety does well as a graceful hanging houseplant.
To keep your easy-carefern full and lush be sure to plant it in an organic-rich potting medium and keep the soil evenly moist. Spritzing your fern daily as well as placing it on a pebble tray will help raise the humidity around the plant preventing dry edges on the fronds. Be sure to place it in a bright filtered spot away from direct sunlight.
Please note: Nephrolepis is non-toxic to pets and humans.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep yourSword Fern houseplant healthy and happy.
Light: Bright filtered light is best.
Water: Water once the surface of the soil is dry to the touch, however, avoid complete drying out.
Humidity: Medium to high humidity is ideal.
Fertilizer: Use a well balanced organic fertilizer or a fertilizer specially formulated for ferns every two weeks during active growth of Spring through Summer.
