Description
The Teddy Junior Fern ( Nephrolepis Exaltata) is the most popular of all ferns grown indoors and has been found to be one of the easiest to care for and maintain. They have a graceful, arching habit, and various cultivars are available.
The leafy branch of the fern is usually called a frond. The small leaflets that make up the whole frond are called pinnae. If you look underneath a fern frond, you will often see small clumps, spots or patches that look like they are stuck onto the undersurface of the pinnae. These patches are where you find the spores.
| Common Name | Nephrolepis Exaltata Teddy Junior (Green), Teddy Junior, Sword Fern, Boston Fern, Aurea, Golden Boston, golden yellow fronds, Hillii, Rooseveltii, Fluffy Ruffles, Smithii, Verona’–dense, Whitmannii. |
| Flower Color | N/A |
| Bloom Time | Annual |
| Height Specification | 2 ft. to 7 ft. |
| Growing Care | Easy to grow |
Care for Nephrolepis Exaltata / Teddy Junior Plant (Green)
Nephrolepis exaltata is an indoor plant that can be grown outdoors in warm areas. The species has broad fronds, 6 inches wide, reaching 5 feet tall. These are the classic Victorian parlor ferns or Boston ferns. They have a graceful, arching habit, and various cultivars are available. They require good, indirect light indoors, and monthly feeding.
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