Monday, 27 October 2025

Propagating Fern Spores Experiment - update

 

Do you remember , back in August I thought I'd have a little go at growing fern spores .


I didn't say much about it at the time , as I didn't think anything would happen .
I just lay a fern leaf on top of some compost in this little seed pot and up popped these tiny immature fern thingies .


                       Well , lets take a look at them now .


 



          Isn't that amazing ! So sweet .  I guess I'll have to prick them out and pot them on soon .
That could be a bit scary , they look so delicate .


This is where I was growing them . On the bathroom windowsill .
The Orchid is still flowering . Orchid flowers last such a long time .


I'm not all that good at growing Orchids , but I have managed to keep two going on this windowsill . 


Oh , this is the mumma fern . The one with the large leaves . The other one is a Boston Fern .  I just brought them in from the garden , into the porch , to over winter .



Bringing in wood for the fire now , on the other side of the porch . 
I can't resist picking up fir-cones to watch them open up .

                                      All for today  . 
   
                      🌿   Peace and Love and have a great week 🌿🀍🌿

                    

4 comments:

  1. I was told years ago to treat Orchid with no care at all, and they thrived for me, sadly they don't like this house and will only grow in one room.

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    1. I don't do much with mine either . Maybe every three or four years I might change the bark chips they are growing in . Mine also only like being on the bathroom windowsill ! πŸ’

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  2. Ferns are fascinating. The life cycle is so unusual. We have some that have self propagated in the garden and in pots containing other plants.

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    1. Hi Sue , I think they are such graceful plants . I especially love to see their new crosiers pushing up in the Spring time .

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