Gardening Tips : How to Grow a Rabbit's Foot Fern

A rabbit's foot fern is a type of fern that is found naturally in Fiji. It grows best in warm, wet climates and is often grown as a house plant.

It is called a rabbit's foot fern because the roots of the plant resemble little rabbit's feet. These furry, cute roots come out of the pot and can be left on the outside or used to start new plants.

To care for a rabbit's foot fern indoors, you should keep it from drying out too much by showering it once every one or two weeks to keep it moist. Make sure it is not standing in water and provide it with some filtered light, but not intense heat.

Rabbit's foot ferns can grow quickly and fill up a container. Over time, the roots may become root bound and the plant may not do as well. In this case, you can dig them up, divide them, and replant the roots to create new plants.

You can find rabbit's foot ferns for sale at many gardening stores or nurseries. They are also available for purchase online through various websites.