CareIn the garden, Athyrium need moist, fertile soil that is neutral to acidic and enriched with compost or leaf mold. In the greenhouse, grow in bright filtered light and high humidity. Water freely during growth, but sparingly in winter.

How do you grow athyrium ferns?

Planting athyrium

Planting is either in fall or in spring but avoid frost spells and high temperatures. For this, use adequate potting soil mixed into your earth and pour a bed of clay pebbles along the bottom to increase drainage.

How do you take care of athyrium?

Light/Watering: All Ferns thrive in light to heavy shade. A few, such as Lady Ferns (Athyrium filix-femina) will grow in full sun in the North, provided the planting site is damp. Water Ferns regularly if rain is not sufficient, and do not let the soil get completely dry.