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Blue Star Fern

Phlebodium aureum

£15.99
£19.99
£15.99

17 cm pot

Meet your new low-maintenance design hero — the Blue Star Fern brings a laid-back, organic vibe with its ruffled, silvery-green fronds and soft, trailing habit. It’s ideal for busy people who want an easy-care plant with serious style points. Whether you’re styling a bathroom shelf or adding texture to a hallway nook, this fern does the heavy lifting — no misting obsession required. It’s pet-safe, stress-free, and effortlessly cool — perfect for modern interiors and relaxed plant parenting.

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Blue Star Fern
Blue Star Fern

  • Why we like this plant

    We love the Blue Star Fern for its soft texture and calming colour palette — it adds a fresh, botanical feel to your space without demanding attention. Its low-fuss care and sculptural fronds make it a standout choice for plant lovers who want beauty and ease in one. Bonus: it plays nicely with pets and doesn’t complain if you forget a watering or two.

  • About this plant

    Phlebodium aureum, or Blue Star Fern, is a unique and stylish houseplant with soft, blue-green fronds that create a lush, jungle-like vibe. Unlike most ferns, it’s tolerant of lower humidity and easier to care for, making it a favourite among urban plant lovers. Its rippled, finger-like foliage grows in loose, relaxed waves, bringing a casual and natural elegance to shelves, hanging pots, or bathroom corners. With an air-purifying bonus and pet-safe reputation, it’s ideal for adding greenery to modern homes without the usual fern fuss.

  • Key features

    • Distinctive blue-green foliage with wavy texture
    • More tolerant of low humidity than most ferns
    • Non-toxic and safe for pets

  • Light level

    • Low light
    • Filtered light
    • Bright light

  • How it grows

    A rhizomatous fern with long, arching fronds that form a cascading, bushy mound; ideal for pots or hanging planters.

  • Moisture

    Let the soil dry out completely between waterings. Water deeply and allow excess to drain. Frequency depends on environment, but typically every 2–3 weeks.

  • Where to place it

    • Living room
    • Kitchen
    • Bedroom
    • Hallway
    • Bathroom

Care tips

Keep soil lightly moist during active growth, but allow the top layer to dry out slightly between waterings. Reduce watering in winter. Water at the base to avoid wetting the crown.