VOODOO FREN

Voodoo Ferns can thrive in low to moderate light conditions. Too much light can cause algae to grow on the leaves. 

Voodoo Ferns can tolerate a wide range of water temperatures, from the upper 60s to 83°F. 

Voodoo Ferns can absorb nutrients from the water, but you can provide a liquid aquarium fertilizer every two weeks to encourage faster growth and better leaf color. 

Voodoo Ferns  can tolerate hard or soft water, but their growth will be stunted if the pH is below 4.0. In a standard aquarium, keep the water pH between 5.5 and 7.0. 

Attach Voodoo Ferns to a piece of wood or rock, and don’t bury their roots in the substrate. They can be placed in the midground or background of the tank. 

Voodoo Ferns are slow growing plants. Trim or remove older leaves that become crinkled or blackened. 

Voodoo Ferns prefer some flow, but too much flow can make them more vulnerable to algae. 

Voodoo Ferns don’t require substrate, making them a good choice for bare bottom tanks.