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1 Comment To "Repotting a Boston Fern–what Do I Need to Know to Do This?"
#1 Comment By Nikki On 10/30/2012 @ 7:16 am
While Boston ferns typically prefer to be kept a little pot bound, if it is getting difficult to water, especially if the water doesn’t seem to be penetrating the soil well, or if you see roots coming from the pot, then it is probably a good time for repotting. In this case, you would go up a couple inches in diameter or two pot sizes. You can also remove any old or dead growth during this time.
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