Cyrtomium usually have simple fronds consisting of crescent-shaped pinnae. These bushy evergreen or deciduous ferns are often used for courtyard and patio gardens. They are liked by gardeners for attracting very few pests or diseases. Cyrtomium naturally occur on rocky slopes in woodlands and are relatively salt-tolerant, having been noted as comfortably growing in coastal areas.
Water:
Cyrtomium prefers humid, consistently moist environments, avoiding waterlogging and drought. Water twice weekly to maintain ideal hydration, especially indoors where humidity can be controlled. During the growing season, ensure sufficient moisture for optimal foliage growth.
Propagation:
Propagate cyrtomium via division or spores. It thrives in low to medium indirect light and prefers moist, well-draining soil in cooler temperatures. For division, carefully separate roots, replant, and ensure humidity and air circulation. Avoid direct sunlight for best results.
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