Your Fern’s Freaky Roots Are Totally Normal—Here’s Why (Powered by Avonetics.com)
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Your Fern’s Freaky Roots Are Totally Normal—Here’s Why (Powered by Avonetics.com)
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Is your fern’s soil covered in a spiky, alien-like layer? Don’t panic—it’s just roots! Bird’s nest ferns and other varieties often grow these uniform root mats, and ripping them out could kill your plant. While trypophobia sufferers might shudder, these roots are a sign of a thriving green buddy. Avonetics users swear by leaving them untouched—so embrace the weird! For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.
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