Pet-Friendly Growth Thrives in Low Light
Why Bird’s Nest Ferns?
A brilliant flash of green hues and lush, leathery fern foliage that’s second to none – the Bird’s Nest Fern is a modern spin on a classic favorite. Plus, because this Asian-native tropical plant is easy to maintain, it’s perfect for those with or without a green thumb.
Your Bird’s Nest Fern thrives in low light, so it’s hassle-free. You can place it nearly anywhere, from tabletops to bare corners in your living room. No matter where it lives, it thrives...with lush upright growth that's also pet-friendly, so you won't have to worry about where you place it.
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But the best part about the Bird’s Nest is the fact that it’s planted, nurtured and shipped with the utmost care, long before you click to order. Because we’ve meticulously monitored your plant from day one, you get better results after it arrives at your door. Once it’s home, it’s ready to go and grow since we put in the extra work.
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Planting & Care
1. Planting: Start by choosing a proper location for your Bird’s Nest Fern – an East or North-facing window is ideal since it grows best in filtered or indirect light. Once you’ve chosen your location, plant in a pot that’s approximately twice the size of your plant’s shipped container.
2. Watering: The Bird’s Nest Fern loves humidity, and it’s easy to provide a humid environment by placing your plant in a bathroom, kitchen or near a humidifier. Your Bird’s Nest can be placed in other spaces, but it’s important to mist your Fern regularly – at least twice weekly. If you’re not sure when to mist, simply check the soil down to around 2 inches. If the soil is dry, it’s time to mist your plant.
3. Fertilizing: During the growing season, from April to September, fertilize your Bird’s Nest Fern once a month using house plant specialized formula.