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Boston Blue Bell Fern – Classic Indoor Elegance

Boston Blue Bell Fern: Graceful Arching Fronds

A beautiful variety of the classic Boston fern, 'Blue Bell' offers slightly bluish-green fronds that arch gracefully. It thrives in medium indoor light with consistent moisture and high humidity.

Care Guide

Light: Medium light indoors
Water: Keep moist
Fertilizer: Feed at half strength twice as often
Humidity: Thrives with misting, pebble tray, or grouping
Temperature: Comfortable cooler indoor temperatures

Perfect for hanging baskets or pedestal planters.

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