âś… Do:
Place in shade or bright indirect light – under trees, on shaded patios, or indoors near bright windows.
Keep soil evenly moist and maintain high humidity for lush fronds.
Use as a hanging plant, wall-top plant, or ground fern for tropical effect.
Feed lightly with diluted balanced fertilizer once a month in growing season.
Mulch with leaf litter/compost around outdoor plants to keep moisture and build soil.
❌ Don’t:
Don’t put in harsh direct sun → fronds burn and turn pale/brown.
Don’t let soil dry out completely → fronds crisp and die back.
Don’t keep in heavy, waterlogged clay → root rot.
Don’t crowd it in a dark, stuffy corner with no air movement → fungal issues.
Don’t use strong chemical fertilizers or pour fertilizer on dry soil → root burn.
Giant Sword Fern (Nephrolepis biserrata)
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Plastic Sizes:
large
550.00 Birr
Available
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550.00 Birr
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Plant Details & Care
Growth Category
Moderate to fast
Temperature Range
18 – 28°C °C
Light Requirement
Bright indirect light to full shade.
Agro Ecology
Sub-humid, moist, protected microclimates
Watering Frequency
About 2–3 times per week
About 2–3 times per week
Region
Best in shaded gardens, patios, under trees, verandas, and large indoor spaces with good light.
Behavior
Evergreen fern with long, arching fronds that can become quite large (up to 1–2 m).
Forms dense clumps that can spill over pots, walls, or hanging baskets.
Loves humidity and does best when air is moist and roots never fully dry.
Used as groundcover, mass planting, or big hanging/terrace plant.
Forms dense clumps that can spill over pots, walls, or hanging baskets.
Loves humidity and does best when air is moist and roots never fully dry.
Used as groundcover, mass planting, or big hanging/terrace plant.
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Treatment
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Treatment