Asplenium nidus 6in Japanese Birds Nest Fern nozip Interesting Fact: The plant gets

Interesting Fact: The plant gets its common name from the fact that its leaves stay flat during the day and then fold up like praying hands at night

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Asplenium nidus 6in Japanese Birds Nest Fern nozip Interesting Fact: The plant getsCommon Name: Bird's Nest Fern. Description: Lush, tropical fern that grows wavy sword shaped fronds from a central rosette. Light: Bright, indirect light. Water: Keep moist. Provide humidity. Origins: Native to tropical Africa, Australia, and tropical Asia. Other Interesting Facts: Emerging fronds resemble bird's eggs, giving the plant its common name. Part of the Spleenwort (Aspleniaceae) family.