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How to Successfully Bring Ferns Indoors for Winter

Cut foliage back by half, removing older fronds.
Split root mass in half; repot into two baskets with light, well-drained soil.
Do not fertilize. Hang in brightest window; cool room (unused bedroom ideal).
Water sparingly but mist daily to combat low humidity.
When night temperatures approach 60°F next spring, move outdoors.

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