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Is this mainly for outdoor ferns i have a 2 year old boston fern and i started a baby from a stolon. Took forever to start but its finally starting to look like a little fern

Is this the same for ferns in large pots and all types of ferns? Can this pruning be done with all types of ferns? 0:26

Blanch for 5-7 minutes or until hairs start falling off and more if you like your ferns soft. Cut some tomatoes and onions mostly tomatoes for me. Shoyu, vinegar, with a hint patis, some people add sugar, I don't. Let marinate for 3 hours, the longer the better. It's a little different but I like it this way, you can enjoy them cold and save some for later.

Do you HAVE to trim them back?

Just curious, whats the worst can happen if you don’t cut back?

What happens if you don’t cut them back?

If I do this to my hanging pots, do I put them in a box for the winter, (we have snow) keep them warm. Do I water them? Any info would help me.

good video, thank you from North Carolina girl,,I never would have guessed to do that because I have my first big beautiful fern

Your video was very helpful. Thank you.

My dad and I would pick fiddleheads in the spring up in central Alaska and fry 'em up with butter. So good! Like a broccoli/asparagus hybrid. Pick them when you can!!

Good video! Thank you! It was ironic that I pulled this video up to watch! I'm a Howell too!😊

Are those ferns Polystichum vestitum?

Some one said you must leave a frons otherwise you can kill fern.. Is that true

I learned this trick a few years ago from Cisco. You have to deal with the "ugly" for a couple months - but it's worth it. All new fiddleheads that grow into beautiful, new fronds :-) Don't hesitate to do this to all your outdoor ferns. Nice video!

I cannot find any information about pruning ferns in the summer when they grow too big and tall. My ferns are getting out of control and blocking my driveway and sidewalk. Summer is in two days. I don’t want amazing growth, lol. My ferns are HUGE.

For the love of God why aren't anyone posting after pics of these videos?

I've learned something new today. I didn't know I should completely cut off all fonds, to allow for new ones. My fern is in doors. Thank you for sharing.