About maiden hair Q&A:
1. Q: What is the substrate of planting it in terrarium?
A: dry moss or soil (any, gardening soil or clay soil) It is not picky about soil.
2. Q: Why my maiden hair fern leaves die several days after I transplant it, what should I do?
A: When you transplant it, the leaves do become yellow easily (for you may damage the roots or sudden environment changes). But it does not die. Please cut the dead leaves and days later new leaves will grow out.
3. Q: In your video, you just fix the maiden hair fern with dry moss on the vertical glass panel, will it die?
A: Maiden hair fern is a "vertical-living" plants. I posted the natural environment of the wild maidenhair fern. They live in group on the brick walls, in the shade side, with just a sheer layer of soil. In fact, they need little soil. In fact, the best way to grow them is to stick them on the vertical glass panel with red clay soil. I did not do that for I am worrying they will destroy the moss wall.
To restrict its roots, I insert its roots with dry moss in a drilled hole lava rock.
Here is a video showing ho to trim it and tyo what extend you can trim.
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