Unlike Boston or fluffy ruffle ferns, Kimberly queen fern (Nephrolepis obliterata) stays compact, upright, and tidy with erect, sword-shaped fronds that don’t shed. Equally lovely on a summer porch or winter dining table. Adaptable and easy.
Medium indirect light; keep soil evenly moist. Average humidity. No messy frond drop. Trim brown tips if needed.
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