Kangaroo Fern

Microsorum diversifolium

This fern is one of our favorite plants, originally grown in Australia this creeping plant grows both in soil and on tree trunks. The Kangaroo fern loves its roots consistently moist, which is why we recommend planting it at the bottom of the tevaplanter and never let the vessel dry. Over time the plant roots will take hold and the plant will start growing upwards covering the tevaplanter completely. The first period after planting is stressfull for the plant and will take longer than a month or two for the plant to get used to its new home and start growing.

Maidenheir fern

Adiantum raddianum

Adiantum is part of a very large family of ferns, they grow all over the world and each one is slightly different. The Adiantum is a very beautiful and beloved houseplants but tend to dry out and die suddenly. Usually the problem is dehydration. In nature it grows near a water source and thrives on its wet surroundings which keeps its roots always moist. We recommend to mount it at the lower part of the tevaplanter vessel and try to keep the water level high without ever letting the tevaplanter vessel dry out.

Rabbit Foot Fern

Davallia Fejeensis

The Rabbit foot fern is a creeping fern native to Fiji. It can handle a wide range of temperature from cool to hot. Its a plant that enjoys partial to full shade lighting. There are two methods to start growing the Rabbit foot fern on the Tevaplanter vessel; replanting and cuttings. For the fastest and easiest grow we recommend to mount your Rabbit foot fern with the replanting method. It will take a few months for the plant to establish itself to grab hold and start growing but with time the plant will grow and cover the entire vessel. As with most ferns, it is necessary to not let the vessel completely dry out.

Silver Lace Fern

Pteris Quadriaurita

This plant comes from Southeast Asia, in nature it grows in a tropical & sub-tropical environment and is very suitable to grow indoors. This ferns roots likes constant moisture therefor we recommend to plant it at the lower/mid part of the vessel and always make sure that the vessel never completely dries out. The first period after planting is a delicate period and requires patience to see success. The plant takes time to recover from the transition and to get used to its new home. After a few months it will start to grow roots on the surface and will become bigger & stronger.

Cretan Brake

Pteris cretica

The Cretan brake is an easy to grow plant, native to Europe, Asia and Africa. This ferns roots likes constant moisture therefor we recommend to plant it at the lower/mid part of the vessel and always make sure that the vessel never completely dries out. The first period after planting is a delicate period and requires patience to see success. The plant takes time to recover from the transition and to get used to its new home. After a few months it will start to grow roots on the surface and will become bigger & stronger.

Lemon Button

Nephrolepis cordifolia “Duffii”

Nephrolepis cordifolia "Duffii" / Lemon button fern - Suitable for a variety of lighting conditions; from shade to a gentle morning or afternoon sun as well as direct bright light. A lover of moisture and irrigation but can thrive as well in average humidity. Very suitable for planting on the tevaplanter, you can plant a mature plant or several plugs for a lush look in a short amount of time. It is recommended to plant in the central-lower part of the vessel, from where it will climb upwards until it reaches full coverage. To maintain the full and fresh look, make sure to provide your lemon button fern with fertilizer once a month.

Lingua fu

The Lingua fu is a very slow growing creeping fern, native to Asia and requires a more experience grower. This ferns roots likes constant moisture therefor we recommend to plant it at the lower/mid part of the vessel and always make sure that the vessel never completely dries out. The first period after replanting is a delicate period and requires patience to see success. The plant takes time to recover from the transition and to get used to its new home. After a few months it will start to grow roots on the surface and will become bigger & stronger.

Birds nest fern

The Bird's nest fern is native to Asia, Australia, Africa and can be found in the rainforest's growing high up on trees. Healthy plant leaves can grow up to 5 feet long but when grown indoors they usually grow to about 2 feet long. We recommend to find a small plant plug to start growing the Bird's nest fern on the tevaplanter. The Bird's nest fern enjoys well lit areas with moderate amount of shade. As with most ferns, they like to have consistent water so we recommend to mount the plant on the lower-mid section of the vessel and to keep the water level high. We really loved how well it grew on the tevaplanter and we recommend this plant for anyone interested.

Button fern

Pellaea rotundifolia

This ferns roots likes constant moisture therefor we recommend to plant it at the lower/mid part of the vessel and always make sure that the vessel never completely dries out. The first period after replanting is a delicate period and requires patience to see success. The plant takes time to recover from the transition and to get used to its new home. After a few months it will start to grow roots on the surface and will become bigger & stronger.