Ferns don’t produce bulbs. The white pellets are likely slow-release fertilizer. Ferns planted in ground for summer should be potted for winter.
Moving non-hardy plants in/out of ground is stressful; container culture year-round is better.
Troubleshooting Yellow Leaves on Aglaonema 'Silver Queen'
Eliminating Fungus Gnats from a Queen Anne Fern
Overwintering 'Queen Anne' Ferns Indoors After a Move
Sticky Boston Fern? It's Likely Scale Insects
Propagating Asparagus Fern from Berries or Division
Growing Queen Palms from Seed: Wait for Orange Fruit, Plant Shallow, Keep Moist
Queen Palm Freeze Damage & Ambrosia Beetle Infestation
Assessing Queen Anne Palm Survival After Hard Freeze
Sun-Scorched Kimberly Queen Ferns: Pruning and Relocation
Germinating Queen Palm Seeds: Skip the Soak, Plant Directly
Queen Palm Seed Pods: Identifying and Removing Early
Kimberly Queen Fern Care: The Upright, Air-Purifying Australian Sword Fern
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