blue star fern poisonous to cats Blue Star Fern - Phlebodium aureum

blue star fern poisonous to cats Blue Star Fern - Phlebodium aureumThe Blue Star Fern is one of the easiest ferns to care for in the home due to its forgiving tolerances of a range of less than ideal conditions. Even better are its papery aquamarine fronds that work exceptionally well with blue and grey tones in your room. Ideal for beginner plant keepers or beyond. Light Requirements: Medium Light is ideal Moisture & Soil Requirements: Prefers evenly moist soil with good drainage in warm seasons never soggy soil.

The Blue Star Fern is one of the easiest ferns to care for in the home due to its forgiving tolerances of a range of less than ideal conditions. Even better are its papery aquamarine fronds that work exceptionally well with blue and grey tones in your room.

Ideal for beginner plant keepers or beyond.

Light Requirements: Medium Light is ideal

Moisture & Soil Requirements: Prefers evenly moist soil with good drainage in warm seasons - never soggy soil. Suits self-watering planters or regular small top-ups.

Growth & Nutrients: Slow clumping growth via rhizomes that creep across the surface of the pot, up to 65cm in height. Suits apartments or homes of any size. Feed with a dilute general-purpose fertiliser for containers from the start of spring each year to autumn when growth slows down.

Temperature, Humidity & Ambient requirements: Prefers warm, humid environments inside. Humidity is important for ferns

Toxicity: Non-Toxic to pets and people.