After being severely demotivated from thrips and constant health issues this year which required half a year to recover - I’ve finally gotten back into my plant collection and having a bit of a personal hobby renaissance. I made a fern arrangement today using an empty 50cm diameter pot lying around. It’s a very simple arrangement but water loving plants all around which I’m looking forward to looking after ❤️ planning to fill in the gaps with some natural looking rocks and driftwood which will be some fun this holiday season.

Rabbit's foot fern. If I had to guess it's been in the same 6 inch pot for about three years now.

It's been struggling more and more over the past ~3 months. Fronds are browning, or sometimes turning pale before dropping. I'm thinking it may finally be at its limit. I'm going to amp up the fertilizer amount briefly and hope for the best. Otherwise it's going to be a fun time separating this mess a propagating whatever I can save.

This fern also grows very well in rock gardens

Organ Mountains Desert Peaks National Park, Southern New Mexico, USA

Reposting because one "fern" was actually not a fern, it was some other plant.

Is this selaginella willdenowiii? The seller said he wasn't so sure, I'm trying to look at IG, but selaginella willdenowii so confusing, different lighting & temperature can change its color.

This beauty has been around a while, but recently gotten a little frost bit, when it dipped to 33, all the fronds have turned brown. And some squirrels have put some holes in her. Any suggestions to help nurse her back, and to stopped the squirrels from messing her up. Pic was from may earlier this year

My boss gave us all cute ferns for xmas from her giant mother plant.... she didn't look the best when I got her and I have no idea what to do to save her. Someone please help meeee! I love her so much already. She's my first house plant in our new house.

She’s beautiful and she knows it

This is from a hike today up the side of Bar Mountain, above Soledad Canyon, near Las Cruces, NM, USA. This is about 3 miles south of where I was last weekend.

I saw the same varieties of ferns as last weekend, but I took more scenic photos this time.

The last photos may be moss.

Of this squirrel foot fern. I’ve taken to my basement set in front of window and will water every week. Maybe next spring he will act right. I’ve babies thru enuf winters

Hey fern community, I'm curious if this is a rabbit's foot fern. I'm confused because it seems to have very little "feet," and doesn't seem to grow out over the top of them. My other rabbit's foot has way more "feet" so I'm not entirely sure. TYIA!

I have multiple ferns at home… I had left this self watering pot with clay soil. I had planted basil seeds… those seeds didn’t sprout. I just left this on the shelf.After many months of waiting to see what was growing. Now I see these baby ferns. 🥹

Sometimes that’s a good thing

Helpppp