Eaton's lipfern is a robust fern distinguished by its triangular fronds and red-tinted undersides, reflecting its epithet. Adapted to arid conditions, its fronds curl to minimize water loss, and it thrives in rocky habitats. The fern's foliage provides a striking rust-hued contrast to the stark landscapes it often inhabits.
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Care Guide for Eaton's lipfern
Twice per week
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Pruning:
Eaton's lipfern thrives in rocky, dry soils and requires minimal pruning. Remove dead fronds in early spring to promote growth and aesthetic appeal. Use clean tools for pruning to prevent damage, improve air circulation, and reduce disease risk, ensuring the plant's vibrancy and resilience.
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