Maidenhair Fern

adiantum raddianum

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A plant you can’t help but fall in love with… with its delicate lacy fronds. A timeless classic that was ever so popular in the Victorian era.

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3-5 days

Summary

Delicate, feathery, and undeniably charming, the Maidenhair Fern is the ultimate greenery for adding softness to your space. With its dainty fan-shaped leaves and elegant arching fronds, this beauty thrives in humid environments, making it perfect for bathrooms, kitchens, or anywhere that mimics a rainforest vibe. Keep her soil moist (but not soggy) and place her in indirect light — she's a little fussy, but well worth the love. A true statement piece for plant lovers who appreciate a touch of wild elegance.

Characteristics

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Difficulty

Intermediate

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Difficulty

Intermediate

Ideal for those with some plant care experience. Needs a regular watering schedule, specific light conditions, and occasional maintenance to stay happy. A little neglect won’t be the end of the world, but consistency is key.

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Habit

Upright

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Habit

Upright

Plants that grow mostly vertically, with stems reaching upward. They tend to stay compact and are great for pots, desktops, and small spaces.

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Humidity

High

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Humidity

High

Needs a humid environment, like a bathroom or regular misting.

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Light

Bright indirect

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Light

Bright indirect

Thrives in well-lit spaces but prefers filtered sunlight. Best near windows with sheer curtains or slightly away from direct sun exposure.

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Position

Bookshelf, desk or windowsill

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Position

Bookshelf, desk or windowsill

Compact and stylish, these plants thrive in smaller spaces like bookshelves, desks, or windowsills, adding a touch of greenery without taking up much room.

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Water

Little and Often

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Water

Little and Often

Prefers small, frequent drinks rather than big gulps. Keep the soil slightly moist but not soggy.

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