Called so for the furry rhizomes that slowly creep out of the pot, the rabbit's foot fern is a soft foliage houseplant fit for growing in planters, both hanging and tabletop. They look spectacular hanging in covered patios as well as overflowing out of pdedstal planters. The glossy dark green fronds are divided very finely and lend a beautiful cascading effect.

• Ferns can either be proapagated thrugh spores aor by division of a mature 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.

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