I just picked one of these up last week 🥰 I had stopped at a local plant shop and left without it, couldn't stop thinking about it all day, and then was actually watching one of your videos while repotting some other plants and you mentioned it. I took it as a sign and went back for it before they closed. They're so pretty!

We have a huge sago palm growing in direct sunlight when out of the blue, a plant grew from it’s trunk. Perhaps the wind carried the plant spores & lodge into the palm. We were wondering what kind of plant that is . Did not know it is a blue star fern until your video today. The fern is huge, leaves are about 3-4 feet; hardly cared for yet thriving from nutrients being given by the sago palm. Thanks for the info!

Yeah, rabbit's foot freaks me out! Glad I'm not the only one 😂

Love that tail flick muffin

I recently mounted one of these beauties! Love it so much.

Had mine for years. Had no idea it was till I discovered you. And I love mine. Its so stunning. I stair at it a lot. Its now huge. So thanks again for letting me know what the name of my beloved plant is

Hi Nick! I appreciate your Plant of the Week episodes where you go into great detail about the plant. That is a really pretty fern. Hi Muffin! Always enjoy seeing her. Thank you so much for sharing!

Thanks for this! Blue Star fern is somewhat sensitive to overwatering, fronds get brown/purple/black blotches. Needs reasonably well draining soil.

I have an 8 yr old blue star fern, I live in Colorado, technically a desert, so very low humidity, I have missed waterings, it’s doing great! It’s in super bright light.

How is Muffin today? ❤ If Nick wants to go on vacation there will be a scuffle as to who gets to keep her while he’s gone! I mean, sure, the plants are great but…😂

I haven’t seen one look this good!! My golden fern has perked back up once I put it on my back porch.

These are like the most easygoing ferns I have ever grown

I agree this is an appetizing choice for beginners and connoisseurs alike. I grow both the blue cultivar, Phlebodium aureum 'Blue Star' and the green species, Phlebodium aureum. Aureum is a Latin term meaning golden. I wondered why golden? I looked closer at my green one. There's an interesting gradation from green around the midrib, to a gold-green toward the edges. The golden reference is used also in a spruce, Picea orientalis 'Aurea', whose new springtime shoots in golden green contrast elegantly with the older needles in deep green.

I've had one of these for almost two years and even though I find myself picking dry leaves out of the pot every few months it just keeps growing, incredible. I might not be a fern killer since my boston fern is thriving (which means I'm a self proclaimed grandma at the fine age of 22) but I can say this one truly could be called foolproof :D I wish my nicholas diamond fern was doing just as well...

Love Muffin ❤️ Come for the plants, Stay for Muffin.

Ok nick. I'm gonna give it a try.

Hello Nick. Great video. It is really helpful for growers. Thank you💚💚💚💚

Hello Muffin 💚

I got my blue star with the Hilton Carter collection at at target. I tried to move it around and almost killed it but I've found it's happiest in my bathroom with the filtered light. I love the idea of ferns but they are picky!

I just went back and got itttt!

Yours has such giant fronds! I'm excited for mine to size up now.

I appreciate you sharing all of your planty knowledge💚🪴💚 And… I appreciate MUFFIN ❤️😻❤️

I like how muffin takes a passing interest 😊

As fellow fern killer, I concur re the Blue Star & so pretty. Birds nest fern also resilient. Maidens Hair wants to die

Thank you have a blue star fern not thriving doing fertilizer and bright indirect sun and weekly watering only thing maybe a repot with better quality soil . Thanks again !!

Thank you Nick!! I always enjoy the videos.

Hi beautiful muffin!!!! I love you!❤️

I have a Kangaroo Paw Fern which looks very similar (leaves are green rather than blue)...it goes outside for the winter and by summer it triples in size (it is now huge).....comes indoors for summer and still grows well indoors and does well in lower light.....very easy to propagate by division (just break some of the rhizome a plant in a new pot)...

I might try again.

might try a fern now 🌿👀

NEEDED THIS VIDEO 😭😭 💚

If I can grow it in Colorado's climate...😉

I love Muffin!! The fern is great, also. I killed my Blue Star.😪

Love love muffin😘😘😘

Hello friend 💚

Muffin!!!!!😊😊

Does the Phlebodium Davana have the same care and is it as resilient? Thanks!

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