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Strings Hanging From Ferns. I'm looking to repot it in a larger pot and i've seen suggestions to 'tuck in' the stolons. While these plants come in various sizes and shapes, most can get quite full. Oftentimes, it is necessary to cut back boston ferns in order to maintain their vigorous form. Start by tying one end to a nail, and then crisscross the string over the root ball, using the corner nails as anchors to hold it securely. What are the strings growing out of my ferns? Repeat the above process until the fern and moss are tightly in place. You can prune them in early spring before the new growth begins, or even when the new growth comes in. Pull the string tight and tie the end to one of the nails. You may have noticed long strings growing off your boston fern plant. Boston ferns are among some of the most popular houseplants grown and common attractions found hanging from many front porches. These are commonly referred to as runners or 'stolons'. The leafless tendrils that you see on a boston fern are called stolons. Ferns are relatively easy to prune. Stolons can form new growth if they are placed in soil. Basically my fern needs a little bit of tlc.

Ferns are relatively easy to prune. Boston ferns are among some of the most popular houseplants grown and common attractions found hanging from many front porches. Basically my fern needs a little bit of tlc. They’re also referred to as runners or aerial roots. Repeat the above process until the fern and moss are tightly in place. These are commonly referred to as runners or 'stolons'. While these plants come in various sizes and shapes, most can get quite full. The “strings” that are growing out of your ferns are called stolons. Oftentimes, it is necessary to cut back boston ferns in order to maintain their vigorous form. I'm looking to repot it in a larger pot and i've seen suggestions to 'tuck in' the stolons.

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Strings Hanging From Ferns What are the strings growing out of my ferns? While these plants come in various sizes and shapes, most can get quite full. Boston ferns are among some of the most popular houseplants grown and common attractions found hanging from many front porches. The “strings” that are growing out of your ferns are called stolons. I'm looking to repot it in a larger pot and i've seen suggestions to 'tuck in' the stolons. They’re also referred to as runners or aerial roots. What are the strings growing out of my ferns? You can prune them in early spring before the new growth begins, or even when the new growth comes in. Start by tying one end to a nail, and then crisscross the string over the root ball, using the corner nails as anchors to hold it securely. The leafless tendrils that you see on a boston fern are called stolons. Ferns are relatively easy to prune. Trim it with the help of scissors. A stolon is a type of stem that develops to root and produce new growth. Stolons can form new growth if they are placed in soil. Basically my fern needs a little bit of tlc. Oftentimes, it is necessary to cut back boston ferns in order to maintain their vigorous form.