Lemon Button Fern - Nephrolepis cordifolia “Duffii” (ID#352)

Adorable, easy to grow small fern. It grows to about a foot high and not much more across. It boasts tiny arching stems with round leaves that have very small serrated edges that alternate up the stem. When handled, there's a lemon scent, which - in addition to its yellowish gold color - gives the fern its name. LOCATION The Lemon Button Fern likes low light, filtered shade. Definitely no direct afternoon sun for this little guy! Always ensure the soil is moist. Don't let it dry out and maker sure it doesn't get soggy either. SOIL This fern thrives in soil that is a mix of peat moss and potting soil. Make sure it is planted in a well draining area or pot. Always remove excess water from your container's saucer. ​ FERTILIZER If you would like to fertilize the Lemon Button Fern do so during spring/early fall. Choose a liquid fertilizer at half strength using once every 3-4 weeks during this time. Always remember to follow the directions on the fertilizer of your choice.