My fern is turning yellow, any suggestions?

Answer 1

Ferns like cool, moist enviroment, much like where they grow in the wild. they also like misting with spray bottle(plain water). Are u keeping urs in a warm room and not watering enough or in direct sunlight, none of which ferns like.

Answer 2

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Asparagus ferns don't tolerate dry soil or low light very well. Once some of the needles or stems yellow, they stay yellow even after you have corrected the problem. Water your Asparagus fern as soon as the surface of the soil feels very dry. That will probably prevent any further yellowing. Remove all needles and stems that are already yellow. Your fern should be right in front of a sunny window. It does not need sun shining directly on it all day, but a few hours of direct sun are important. Fertilizer will not help and fertilizer sticks can actually damage roots as they concentrate the minerals in hot spots where they are inserted.

Answer 3

You're either over watering the fern or under watering it, both can cause damage to the plant. Feed it Miracle Grow either with a stake or liquid that you pour into the soil. Now that it's gotten colder, don't water the plant every day. Water it every 2-3 days.

Answer 4

My guess is that it is too wet. Plus it could be root bound, or even sensitive to too much sunlight. Boston ferns are very finicky, is yours a Boston fern? All ferns do not like to be touched or water sprayed on them, water at base only if feels dry.

Answer 5

Allow the chlorine to evaporate from tap water before watering , let water stand for 24 hours before watering. also move to better light.you can remove yellow leaves, once yellow they don't turn green again. and it might promote new growth.

Answer 6

yellow almost always mean too much water

Answer 7

You could be watering too much.