How to care for Fuki蕨
Do you know these? Learn the basics of caring for Fuki蕨, including how to care for it. The details are as follows:
Although more and more enthusiasts are now caring for ferns, not many people are actually raising Fuki蕨. It is a relatively niche variety. Some enthusiasts want to know how to care for Fuki蕨. We don't need to worry too much about this because the care methods for ferns are generally similar. In general, they prefer a warm and humid environment, with high humidity and heat being the ideal growing conditions. However, we need to remind enthusiasts that ferns prefer a semi-shaded growing environment and are sensitive to direct strong sunlight, and Fuki蕨 is no exception.
The image above shows a Fuki蕨 of an enthusiast. Although Fuki蕨 prefers a humid environment, it does not mean that the potting soil should be wet. They prefer high humidity in the air, not high humidity in the potting soil. This image is chosen because it is representative. Many enthusiasts think that Fuki蕨 likes a humid environment, so they keep the potting soil moist for a long time, which results in root rot. Of course, we cannot let the potting soil dry out completely like other plants. It's enough to keep the soil slightly moist.
Here are some daily care tips for Fuki蕨:
1. Environment: Prefers a warm environment, tolerant of humidity, suitable for cultivation in shaded and cool areas, avoiding direct sunlight (mainly when the light is intense), as otherwise, the plant may easily wither and die.
2. Watering: In summer, you can spray water with a sprayer every day to maintain leaf moisture and air humidity, which helps the plant grow more vigorously. However, the potting soil should not be overly moist for a long time, nor should it be completely dry.
3. Soil: Requires loose, fertile soil with good drainage. Using decomposed leaf soil is ideal.
4. Temperature: Prefers warmth and grows well at around 20°C. The winter temperature should be 5°C.
5. Propagation: Division propagation. In spring, divide the plant when repotting, separate the mother plant into several clusters, plant them in pots, and place them in a shady and humid environment for easy survival.
The above information on how to care for Fuki蕨 can be referred to by green plant enthusiasts for reference.