A rescued Boston fern (Nephrolepis exaltata) thrived on a deck all summer. Owner in Kentucky (winters below zero, 20s°F) asked whether to bring it in and how to manage low light/humidity.
Not hardy in Kentucky. Needs:
If home conditions can't meet needs, gift it to someone with a big sunny window who'll appreciate the rescue story. Victorians loved these; they're stunning when happy.
Don't struggle—find it a better spot or a better home.
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