Kangaroo Fern Microsorum Diversifolium

The Kangaroo Fern thrives in moist, humid environments, making it ideal for both regular houseplant collections and specialized displays like terrariums or kokedama balls. Easy to maintain and adaptable, it is an excellent choice for beginners and experienced plant lovers alike.

Whether you’re expanding your own collection or seeking a thoughtful gift, the Kangaroo Fern adds elegance and lush greenery to any indoor setting.

Key Features:

• Great as a houseplant, ideal for kokedama, terrariums, and hanging displays
• Elegant, uniquely shaped fronds
• Perfect gift idea for any plant enthusiast
• Easy-care, suitable for all experience levels
• Prefers bright, indirect light and humid conditions
• Pet-friendly

Care Instructions:

• Light: Bright, indirect sunlight; avoid direct sun to prevent leaf burn.
• Water: Keep soil consistently moist but avoid waterlogging.
• Humidity: High humidity preferred; ideal for terrariums, kokedama, or regular misting.
• Temperature: Optimal temperature between 16-24°C (60-75°F).
• Soil: Use a well-draining, nutrient-rich potting mix, available in our shop.

Please Note:

• Plants may display minor cosmetic imperfections, adding to their natural charm.
• Images represent actual stock; individual plants may vary slightly.
• Plants arrive in nursery pots with easy-care instructions accessible via QR code.

Bring the beauty of Kangaroo Fern Microsorum Diversifolium into your home today!

Care tips:

• Ferns need good airflow to keep them happy and less susceptible to pests and disease so, make sure they are regularly trimmed.
• Ferns are sensitive to feed so feeding your Fern should be done after the plant has been watered. This will reduce the risk of shock and root scorch.
• Grouping Ferns together can help to improve the humidity and make their care a bit easier.
• Moisture is key to keeping Ferns happy. Planting your fern in a terracotta pot and then placing the pot into a large ceramic pot filled with compost will help to keep moisture levels high but not saturated.
• Brown and crispy leaves are a surefire indicator that the humidity or moisture levels in the soil are too low.
• If the plant is producing yellow leaves in the centre this is a sign there is too much moisture sitting on the foliage, this normally occurs from watering your plant through the foliage.