While it looks tough, this fern has specific needs to thrive indoors.
: These are the stars of the show. They can grow up to 2–4 feet long, featuring deep lobes and a leathery, dark green texture. aglaomorpha meyeniana
: Since it grows on trees in the wild, it needs excellent drainage. A chunky orchid bark mix or a blend of potting soil with plenty of perlite and charcoal works wonders. Pro-Tip: Hanging Baskets While it looks tough, this fern has specific
: Unlike many ferns that want to stay soggy, the Bear’s Paw prefers its soil to dry out slightly between waterings. Think "moist but never swampy." : Since it grows on trees in the
Because of its trailing "paws" and massive fronds, this fern is a prime candidate for a hanging basket. This allows the rhizomes to creep over the edges, showing off that fuzzy texture that gives the plant its name. Are you ready to add a Bear’s Paw to your collection, or The fernery at the Morris Arboretum and Gardens
: High to medium indirect light is best. Avoid direct afternoon sun, which can scorch those beautiful leathery fronds.