We reached out to two plant experts for more specific information on how to care for and grow your bird’s nest fern to get lengthy, luxurious fronds. The bird’s nest fern, or Asplenium nidus ...

Bright, direct sunlight burns the delicate leaves of this plant. Are bird's nest ferns hard to take care of? Bird's nest ferns are generally low-maintenance and easy to keep alive with the proper ...

Endemic to the tropics of Singapore, Indonesia and Northern Australia, Asplenium nidus, or the Bird’s nest fern is a truly majestic foliage plant. Close cousin to the smaller native Hart’s ...

Boston fern!), but the bird’s nest fern is a true gem. With thick strappy leaves and distinctive black or brown midribs, this bright green fern is a beautiful houseplant that requires less ...

A little bit of care with washing the leaves and cutting away the more ... One of the most common preparations of bird’s nest fern is fried together with salted dried anchovies and preserved cordia ...

It seemed like a fern, but not in the traditional sense. I looked it up. It was called a Bird’s Nest Fern (Asplenidum nidus), I found. As the plant grew, I realised why it was called so.

While this is not very common—Lalicata clarifies that in most homes, a bird’s nest fern will max out at about 2 feet in diameter—you can certainly still aim for it! Here’s how to care for ...

Endemic to the tropics of Singapore, Indonesia and Northern Australia, Asplenium nidus, or the Bird’s nest fern is a truly majestic foliage plant. Close cousin to the smaller native Hart’s ...

Some ferns can be fussy to grow indoors and tend to drop fronds constantly (we’re looking at you, Boston fern!), but the bird’s nest fern is a true gem. With thick strappy leaves and distinctive black ...

Close cousin to the smaller native Hart’s-tongue fern (Asplenium scolopendrium), the Bird’s nest fern can grow to be over a metre wide given the right care. Despite its tropical roots, the bird’s nest ...