What is the button?
Fern, Pellaea rotundifolia , is a common pattern between household plants and is a ferns that also appears in many offices. He gets his name from a small round shape of branching parts of his leaves. The plant is considered to be slight problems with growth if they start from disputes, because ferns do not produce seed, but it is easy to maintain it as soon as it is set. Ferries are usually somewhat primitive plants that do not form, so they do not require great care to flourish, even if the buttons are originally for tropical areas, so it best suits humid conditions. One of the advantages of growing the button over the advantages of other ferns is that the plant tends to remain managely small and 6 to 8 to 20 centimeter) pot is the same size container as it will have to achieve full size of adults.
Full -size flap hook will have up to 12 sheets SAWelding from the central base and, as ages, leaves in the shape of a knob hanging from each leaf attracts an oval shape. The stems that are damaged or died back can be trimmed without damaging the plant, and as the button ages, it is easy to notice because the stems turn dark red. Among the different types of ferns that are grown as decorative plants, the knob fern requires less watering and fogging than most others. The best way to find out whether the plant receives the right amount of moisture for the environment in which it grows is, if the edges of the leaves are green and alive, indicating that the plant is healthy.
When growing ferns for cultivation, it is useful to realize that they are often called ferns to the cliff because they tend to spread in cracks and edges of the limestone base along tropical reefs or steep slopes in New Zealand where they come from. This means that they are doing well in a bright, though indirect sunlight where they get a lot of water,But they are also subject to a period of drying. The best average temperature for the species is between 65 ° to 75 ° Fahrenheit (18 ° to 24 ° C) during the day and 10 degrees below this range at night. High humidity is also natural for their native environment, so they tend to prosper in the bathroom environments where they can serve as hanging plants near the light source.
soil, which is constantly wet and wavy, damages the ferns of the button, so it needs to be connected about once a week and will dry up slightly. If the plant is excessively introduced, the leaves begin with yellow and defect. If the plant begins to be crowded in its container, its part may be removed and slipped elsewhere, because the ferns have a tendency over time in its container to bind roots. Fern also has a full sun, if available, and is susceptible to attacking common pests, such as Mealy Bugs and aphids, especially upstanding conditions.