Adiantum pedatum

continental : Locate this plant in a partially shady spot, where it is exposed to sunrays during the coolest hours of the day.
These plants don't feel endangered by the cold weather, therefore they are grown as garden plants.

alpine : Let's favour partially shaded places for the The Adiantum pedatum , where they can enjoy direct sunlight for some hours a day.
The Adiantum pedatum is a garden plant, which doesn’t need to be protected during the hotter months.

mediterranean : The Adiantum pedatum prefers cool and not too sunny spots; therefore let's choose a position in which it is exposed to solar rays only during the coolest hours of the day.
Let’s plant the The Adiantum pedatum in the garden, because it’s a garden plant, which can stand the cold.

continental : Water regularly, every 0-1 weeks, wetting the soil deep down, but waiting for the substratum to dry completely between a watering and the other; avoid leaving stagnant water. Usually are used.

alpine : We suggest regular watering with about every 1-2 weeks, waiting for the soil to dry between one time and the other.

mediterranean : Every -0-0 weeks we should intervene with water, irrigating the soil only if it is dry; we suggest avoiding water stagnations by using .

Feed Adiantum pedatum : Every 15-20 days let’s add a fertilizer for green plants or flowering plants to our irrigating water.

Adversity Adiantum pedatum : Summer treatments should be applied only in cases of displayed infesting; a dry climate favours the development of ticks and rust. During this period of the year, since there are many useful insects in the garden, it is advisable to avoid using wide-range products, favouring the use of specific products against each type of parasite. Let’s apply the treatments during early morning or evening hours.