Fern | Blue StarBlue Star Fern (Phlebodium Aureum) Found naturally in the tropical rainforest of South America, the Blue Star Fern is an epiphyte, meaning it attaches itself to, and grows on trees. Light : The Blue Star Fern prefers bright indirect light, but will survive in medium lower lighting conditions. Never allow this plant to stand in direct sunlight the leaves will fade and become scorched. Water: Water when the top inch of the soil is dry. This plant likes

*Unlike your normal

A balanced liquid fertilizer diluted to half-strength once or twice during the spring and summer is plenty

Dishwasher Safe & Oven Safe up to 400 degree Fahrenheit

65-85 degrees

heart-shaped leaves with splashes of variegation in shades of lime green

Toxicity: May be considered toxic

• Soil Type: Use a fast-draining mix

Because they store water in that bulbous base (the caudex)

but as soon as it gets to this point

• Brown Tips: This is common and usually caused by either underwatering or a buildup of salts from tap water

Better to keep them slightly dry than to over water

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