Misting doesn't hydrate roots. The rhizomes ("rabbit feet") are long, but few fronds mean the soil is too dry.
Water thoroughly until the soil is constantly damp (not soggy). Increase watering frequency—mist is not a substitute. The fern will respond with more foliage growth.
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