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Nephrolepis exaltata, known as the sword fern or Boston fern, is a species of fern in the family Nephrolepidaceae. It is native to the Americas. This evergreen plant can reach as high as 40–90 centimetres, and in extreme cases up to 1.5meters #bostonfern #houseplants #indoorplants #plants #plantlover #philodendron #plantlife #monstera #succulents #pothos #ficuslyrata #fern #calathea #alocasia #livingwithplants #succulentas #pilea #monsteradeliciosa #marblequeenpothos #ficuselastica #caladium #ma
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It’s fern Friday! Today we are talking about the tiger fern. 🐅🌿 Nephrolepis exaltata’Tiger Fern’. . It is a variegated Boston fern and was discovered in Indonesia in 2000. Its fronds are variable, meaning they aren’t always variegated. They likely will have light green fronds, as well. Mine does. . This fern grows well as long as you keep it moist, as with most ferns. Give it good light to keep the variegation bright. I have another one which is inside all the time and this one was outside all
It’s fern Friday! Today we are talking about the tiger fern. 🐅🌿 Nephrolepis exaltata’Tiger Fern’. . It is a variegated Boston fern and was discovered in Indonesia in 2000. Its fronds are variable, meaning they aren’t always variegated. They likely will have light green fronds, as well. Mine does. . This fern grows well as long as you keep it moist, as with most ferns. Give it good light to keep the variegation bright. I have another one which is inside all the time and this one was outside all
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