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Adiantum Raddianum 'Maidenhair Fern'

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Adiantum raddianum

Maidenhair Fern are deciduous ferns known for their delicate, fan-shaped leaf segments clustered on wiry black stems. They're a popular houseplant for their attractive foliage and compact size. prefer indirect or dappled light, warm, humid conditions, and moist, well-drained soil. They are considered slow-growing ferns, typically taking up to three years to reach their mature size.

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Keep your maidenhair fern's soil consistently moist but not soggy. Water your fern regularly to keep the soil from drying out.

Give your maidenhair fern moist but well-draining potting soil. Increase your chances of creating the proper environment for this plant by incorporating organic matter, like compost, into the soil to help it retain water. 

These ferns can be repotted annually or biannually, depending on the pot size and the plant's growth rate. They're slow growers and don't mind being a little crowded, so don't rush to repot them if you're unsure.

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Common Family Name Fern
Plant Life Cycle Indoor Plant
Mature Height (Range) 13" - 24"
Mature Spread (Range) 12" - 24"

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