Foxtail Fern

What makes it Unique?

• A beautifully bushy houseplant with an unusual symmetrical appearance.
• Needle-like leaves with a soft, delicate, and feathery texture. 
• Drought-resistant nature and needs only a little care to keep thriving. 

How to care?

• Best for growing outdoors, but save them from direct and scorching heatwaves of sun.
• Easily thrives in both pots and planting beds without much-needed care. 
• Keeping them in the shade or bringing them indoors in colder climates such as winters is recommended. 
• They prefer soft light, and it is recommended to keep them in filtered sunlight. 
• Foxtail ferns contain tuberous roots that absorb moisture and use water when the soil gets dry. 
• Always use a well-drainage potting soil to let the moisture supply throughout the plants quickly.
• They need to be kept outdoors unless the climate becomes cold such as in winters. 
• Fertilize your foxtail ferns in the main growing seasons, such as early summers and springs. 
• If the size and shape grow unusually, you need to prune them from time to time. 
• They are succulent plants and do not need frequent watering sessions in average climate conditions. 
• Their leaves may start turning yellow due to nutrient deficiency. So, make sure to fertilize them frequently in case of yellowing leaves. 
• Do not re-pot them immediately as you receive the plant. Wait for about two weeks to let the plant regain its strength from travel socks.
• Keep the Foxtail fern in bright direct sunlight after receiving for 3-4 days, and then move to an indoor space.
• They are highly poisonous to pets and children. Make sure to keep children and pets away from the Foxtail ferns.