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Rabbit's Foot Fern

18 years ago

Hi : ) I was wondering if anyone could give me advice on re-potting a rabbit's foot fern? I have never re-potted this type and I am not sure what to do with the little "feet".It is in a 5 inch pot which it has been in for about a year. I saved it from a the clearance section of a local store and it has been doing great but I think it is time for a new and bigger pot. Thanks !

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naturelover_2007
18 years ago
depending on what type pot it is, you probably don't need to repot. They grow well when allowed to get crowded. Mine has been in an orchid basket for the past 5-6 years. In the spring I spray with diluted plant food all over the basket and the rootball. Repeat about feeding every six weeks or so.
mstoni
Original Author
18 years ago
Hi. It is in a plastic pot. I just fed it liquid miracle grow about 2 weeks ago and it looks great maybe i should just leave it be! Thanks for your advice.
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