Oh and I have the light on for 12 hours a day. It grows along the banks of freshwater rivers and streams in Thailand, Malaysia, India and China. It was first described by Dutch-German botanist Karl Ludwig Blume in 1833. Ive had mine for more than 2 months now, only notice some slight browning on the leaves. During that time youll get discoloration and leaf melt, but afterwards theyll bounce back.
oh and I have 4 platies in there but they don't seam to be nibbling at them as far as I have seen. Water Hardness: 2-15 dKH (33.3-250.1 ppm) Java fern (microsorum pteropus) is an aquatic plant native to parts of Southeast Asia. I read somewhere that java ferns have a very long transition period of like 6 months. Ferns prefer 40 humidity whereas indoors the humidity. anyone any sugestions what to do to make my plants look a little healthier. The most common reasons for fern leaves turning brown are because of low humidity and underwatering. I don't use any fertilizers or anything.why I got these low light plants. the anubeus that I have in there looks like its pretty steady. a 15 w lamp overhead and one of the energy saving lightbulbs in a lamp on on side of the take because I realised on day that the fern closest to that side was growing the fastest.in fact the only one to do anything! the one closest to the extra lamp has a new shoot that's a about 4 cm big and another baby one but the other plants have done nothing. ive heard they can burn with too much light but I wouldnt say that my light is to much I have 1.4wats/gal. I as just wondering if there could be something tat I am doing wrong. It will survive for a few weeks buried in the substrate, but then it will begin to turn brown, which is a sign that it is dying. The single-frond variety is more delicate than its fan counterpart, but it also provides a much higher yield when propagating your java fern. Java fern has two types of leaves a single frond and a multiple frond (fan) variety. Simply put the edges on my java fern are staring to brown and look a bit unhealthy unlike those ive seen in some pictures around. There are three ways that you can propagate your fern: spores, rhizome division, and bulbils.
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