Our ancestors believed that the fern at home brings happiness. Apparently, he attracts the prosperity, wealth and protects its inhabitants against bad energy. It is also known that it can cleanse the air of toxins and neutralize radiation emitted by electronic equipment.
For most people, above all, its biggest advantage is aesthetic values. Unfortunately, the ferns are not always in good condition and looks beautiful due to care errors. Some people think that watering with plain water is enough to make it thick, healthy and green, and this is a mistake.
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The fern in a pot prefers a distributed light, so Her position should be semi -shaded. Some forget about it and put her in full sun, and this does not serve her. He also does not like to be near the radiators and directly under the open window due to too dry air and drafts.
Ideal soil for this plant is fertile, permeable, light and moist surface with a slightly acidic reaction (5.5-6.6). You can use a ready mixture for fernsor pour compost soil, peat, sand and humus into the pot. Regularly spray her leaves with water.
Ferns like sprinkling leaves, especially during the heating season (because of the conditions they come from) it is best to do it with water at room temperature. Also use it for traditional watering. However, remember not to overdo it with water.
Serve it with ferns only when the ground in the pot dries gently. Do not transfer the plant and from time to time treat the ferns with home conditioning conditionto make it thick, healthy and green.
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Homemade milk fern with powder is a real hit, because it contains a lot of vitamins and nutrients that are needed by the plant. It is a rich source of calcium that strengthens plant cells, improves soil structure, strengthens the root system, supports growth and prevents the browning of leaves.
However, do not overdo it with its quantity, because excess calcium may surprise the plant. There should be 1 liter of water per 100 ml of milk powder. With this fertilizer you can water the plants once every 1-3 weeks, depending on their reaction (usually once every 2 weeks is enough).
