Buy a pot of the fern you like. Remove the fern from the pot. If it's large, use a shovel. If it's small use a knife. Divide the root ball into multiple pieces and repot. I do this every spring with Boston ferns. Most people probably don't need thousands of ferns. This method has always worked well for me. This episode was very interesting though.

@aida087

4 жыл бұрын

I tried this with my one and only Boston fern and they both died😢, I will try again one day!!

@shinypenny444

2 жыл бұрын

I do similar. I bought a $10 large boston fern several years ago. Split it in thirds - 1/3 to a friend; 1/3 to my back deck on a hanger; 1/3 remains in the house as a houseplant. The outdoor ones grow huge all summer and fall. Survives light frosts. By next spring the houseplant one is ready to be divided again... rinse and repeat... The houseplant one is an an east window and I feed it monthly and keep it on pebble tray with water and mist occasionally.

@MichaelDomer

Жыл бұрын

@@aida087 *_"and they both died"_* You most likely put them in a pot that was too big, when you should have picked a pot that was smaller than your original pot. As a result there was way too much soil, so when you watered the soil, most of the water wasn't take in by the fern, and you created large areas on the pot that stay wet too long, which will cause all kind of complications. Secondly, it's not wise to use a tool to separate them that was not cleaned with alcohol.

@aida087

Жыл бұрын

@@MichaelDomer Thank you for your input. I put them in the right size pot, right lighting, I always clean my gardening tools before using but it was the lack of humidity that killed them!! Currently, I have a Maidenhair Fern which I've had for 3 years and it's doing beautifully because I keep it in my indoor greenhouse!! I water her at least twice a week and must her every other day!! And every time I water her new little fronds pop up, she's an amazing plant!! I will definitely try again with a Boston Fern!!❤️🥰🙏🏼

@MichaelDomer

Жыл бұрын

@@aida087 It's impossible in to kill a Boston fern indoors by low humidity, not even after propagation, when you've done everything right, and you don't even need a humidifier, manual misting or a water tray. Something else killed them.

Whilst looking up how to grow fern's in my garden i clicked on this video and had such a good laugh and learnt so much about how to grow them from scratch. I'm am so glad I clicked on it. Thanks 👍.

This has got to be the cutest, funniest video on ferns! I enjoyed every bit!

This was funny and worth my time. I needed a good morning laugh.

I just bought a maiden hair and I'm looking up what ferns withstand a little sun because I know maiden hairs don't like sun. These brown spots on the leaves made me think I was killing it on my patio and then I find this stating those spots are how the plant reproduces lol. How funny.

@random_girlypop_ontheinternet

3 жыл бұрын

Maidenhair ferns are hard, if you kill one don’t stress yourself on it

Gotta love Martha Stewart! Thank you so much!

As always very interesting, educational and entertaining. Martha Stewart was my first mentor when I discovered one of her gardening books in the library before she became world wide famous. Love you so much Martha!

I've been enjoying my first indoor ferns this summer and I love them! I feel like a new mom. My first plants in a few years are keeping my interest every day. The Maidenhair wilted on me right away so I cut it off. Now it has tiny fern fiddleheads less than an inch high. Fun video!

This was so educational and he is just the cutest!!!

Fun and fascinating! Thank you Martha

LMAO I LOVE Farmville!! Playing Farmville got me into learning about and growing more houseplants!! And one day I will grow fruits and veggies!!💖🌱🥰

Amazing, great information!

in 3:46 min.. Nepalese called Queen of sticks (Raani Sinka). it's a herbs. we use in food poisoning treatment.

Love the maiden hair fern just like I love Martha. ..

@lifeuncovered6188

3 жыл бұрын

Didn’t she go to jail for tax evasion? Lol

@pameladowner8249

3 жыл бұрын

Why is it relevant?

@lifeuncovered6188

3 жыл бұрын

@@pameladowner8249 she is a shitty person.

Was an educative video. I got an insight of how ferns are grown. Thank you for the I formation

Awesome video, Martha.

good information. Loved this.

Very interesting. Marth looks good in navy blue. I have a fern with those spores on back.im excited to propagate them

so cool!

Thought there was a bit a chemistry with these two, a bit a vibe!

Wonderful nursery here in NC!

I’m definitely trying this!!!

I love Martha Stewart 😂

I'm sorry but when I frist saw this video I thought the guy on the red shirt was Mr.Rogers 😭😂😂

That is so stinking cool! Love Gods creations!

Martha Stewart's eye lift is super noticeable. Though it doe suit her, it has changed her eyes drastically.

I need urgent help. I have sone fluffy ruffle fern stems. U know those stem with leaves. How do i grow roots on them? I have dipped them in water like any other cutting. Will it grow roots?

@erzascarlet47

3 жыл бұрын

@R P thanks a lot for reply

Would they cause allergic reaction like sneezing?

@topemeister3000

4 жыл бұрын

Ice Blue Maybe if you’re allergic to them? Lol

Take a shot every time he says sex...

Very fascinating, for sure....so in the envelope, the powder-like material was fern DNA?

@realeyedeasneverdie6295

2 жыл бұрын

The powder like material were millions and millions of tiny seeds. So tiny and so many it looks like dust. 🤩

@KayAteChef

10 ай бұрын

But they are haploid not diploid. They are like sperm and eggs. The spores grow into gametophytes and they mate and then grow into ferns.

It's her show

Martha want to smoke the fern

I really missed the boiling water part ...

I’m offended…can’t believe this criminal just insulted me for playing a game.

Where is the queen kimberly fern

Martha loves to interrupt 😠

@karenries8960

4 жыл бұрын

She seldom lets anybody talk, even when she askes them a question.

@bkrbkrl

4 жыл бұрын

Agree. She has a serious elevation of her own worth. She's not the only celeb with their own show that has deteriorated into this kind of behavior.

@MJFenix

4 жыл бұрын

It’s because she smokes weed and gets social and talkative 😂

Barry White little wine and candlelight LOL

The info was great, but... "That's s-o-w, not s-e-w...?!" Seriously, Martha? Come on!

@krackiswhack227

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, that one made me gag.🙄

@phily8093

3 жыл бұрын

she's so harsh. No natural softness in her at all.

oh pLEASE DO NOT TOUCH LEAVES ON FERNS, PLEASE,

Oh no! A WOMAN buying a tractor??? Call the National Guard 😂

I could not believe what I saw in my 1st son's Standard 4 BM textbook. Whatever page. About plant booster. So called. As a special special invitation for langau = flies; the fertilization agent. Moths or butterflies or bees or any other normal insects would never come for such a decay smell! The 2 eggs + 1 bottle of milk culture; both are marinated = perap for 2 days for special gas. The language textbook. Not science one. Some eager kids would experiment it.

@nurlatifahmohdnor8939

2 жыл бұрын

2008 2018 = X |+ (5-1) = IV| 2022 = 10+4 = 14

@Ziyana_Zenn

Жыл бұрын

OK, lepas itu apa harus di lakukan? Minum sampai muak ehh?

is she on something?

I'd much rather buy the plant - leather fern.

Ha! Ha! Horney-culture

200 million years old? The earth is less than 8000 years old so your math is a little off.

@kristenmacedo5013

2 жыл бұрын

And flat, I presume?

@tshambee

Жыл бұрын

@@kristenmacedo5013 LMAOOO

way too complicated, who is bored enough to do this shit over months 🙄

@pelicancovebeach2873

4 жыл бұрын

Alli White It’s his jam. I’ll just buy them or get from friends.

@slc2222

3 жыл бұрын

ha this was definitely a pre-quarantine comment

@FieryFlamingFajitas

2 жыл бұрын

Lol turns out literally everyone became obsessed with growing plants because of covid, so this comment didn't age very well

200 million years? Common, stop it. You can’t prove it. Proceed with propagation pls 🤪

@khakicam5400

3 жыл бұрын

There are ferns alive today which go back 360 million years, which we know thanks to geology, geomorphology and palaeobotany, via fossils as William pointed out.