Boston ferns are easy to care for and adapt well to indoor environments As long as they are provided with the right growing conditions they can thrive in a variety of settings

Boston Ferns will thrive in bright, indirect light Outdoors they do best in partial shade

Boston ferns are known for their vigorous growth habit, and they can quickly fill out a container or hanging basket As the plant grows, it will produce new fronds from the center of the crown and will eventually develop a dense, bushy appearance

These ferns do best in rich well draining soil Make sure they are potted in containers that have good drainage

Boston Ferns need to be watered on a consistent basis as they prefer living in moist soil Increase watering during hot, dry seasons

Keep your Boston in a humid environment of roughly 45%-60% humidity Misting is also important for any ferns that are living indoors

Feed the Boston monthly during growing season with balanced fertilizer In addition, adding 2 tsp of epsom salt in a gallon of water makes luscious ferns when applied monthly

Boston ferns are a safe, non-toxic houseplant that can add beauty and health benefits to your home They are safe to have in your home, and even if your pet or child ingests a small amount of the plant, it is unlikely to cause harm