Rumohra adiantiformis 'Variegata' (leatherleaf fern)
€8,95
Full description and specifications
Rumohra adiantiformis 'Variegata' is a herbaceous, evergreen fern native to a diverse range of countries such as the Caribbean, South America, South Africa, New Zealand.
Its lacy, shiny and triangular leaves give the plant a tropical appearance. It keeps its intense green color even in less than ideal growing conditions.
Location: in a shaded or partially shaded area
Temperature: does not tolerate temperatures lower than -4 degrees Celsius.
Watering: Although rumohra adiantiformis needs regular watering to thrive, it can survive with less frequent watering once it is fully established. However, do not let it dry out completely, as they only have a moderate drought tolerance.
The soil: the soil must be rich in organic matter, moist and well drained. It prefers acidic soil.
Height with pots included 20-25 cm
Pot diameter: 12 cm Care instructions Room Fern - Nephrolepsis
Location: Bright place, protected from the sun's rays.
Watering: The fern needs high humidity - the soil must not dry out, and the plant needs spraying during the warm season.
Fertilization: For good development, the fern requires weekly fertilization, during the growth period (spring-summer).
Its lacy, shiny and triangular leaves give the plant a tropical appearance. It keeps its intense green color even in less than ideal growing conditions.
Location: in a shaded or partially shaded area
Temperature: does not tolerate temperatures lower than -4 degrees Celsius.
Watering: Although rumohra adiantiformis needs regular watering to thrive, it can survive with less frequent watering once it is fully established. However, do not let it dry out completely, as they only have a moderate drought tolerance.
The soil: the soil must be rich in organic matter, moist and well drained. It prefers acidic soil.
Height with pots included 20-25 cm
Pot diameter: 12 cm Care instructions Room Fern - Nephrolepsis
Location: Bright place, protected from the sun's rays.
Watering: The fern needs high humidity - the soil must not dry out, and the plant needs spraying during the warm season.
Fertilization: For good development, the fern requires weekly fertilization, during the growth period (spring-summer).