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A lush, leathery-leaved unusual fern with lance-shaped fronds, each with a slightly wavy edge. Native to eastern Asia, it grows as an epiphyte on tree trunks, cliffs and forest floors among the thick throngs of other ferns and abundant life. Although endangered in the wild, it is a popular ornamental houseplant throughout Europe and the United States.
Apparently named Bird's Nest Fern for it's resemblance to a bird's nest, but we like to imagine that a botanist or ornithologist long ago in Japan actually found a bird nesting in one!
It is a low maintenance plant which thrives in a sunny spot (away from direct sunlight) with regular misting to maintain humidity. Not suitable for Grandad's cabbage patch, despite its lettuce like appearance!
Plant care tips to help you get the most out of your purchase. For further guidance click the link below.
Temperature Between 10 and 35 Celsius
WateringWater around base of the plant and keep moist.
Feeding Use balanced liquid fertiliser, diluted to half or less strength. Fertilise during the spring or summer months only and 2 -3 times a year will do.
Tips Naturally epiphytic, therefore its root mass doesn't grow large enough for it to require repotting to prevent root constriction.
Light Level Shade to indirect low light areas.
Toxicity to Pets Safe
