Asplenium ant. Leslie
Description: The Bird's Nest Fern is a very attractive and easy to grow fern. The plant forms a large rosette of glossy, long leaves.
Height and Spread: 1 x 1 m (although it rarely reaches this size when grown as an indoor plant.)
Light requirement: Grow in a bright room with plenty of indirect sunlight
Water requirement: Keep the compost moist but not soggy in Spring and Summer. Allow the top layer to dry in Autumn and Winter. Mist the foliage as the asplenium fern thrives in a humid environment.
Soil: well-drained (Indoor plant mix)
Feeding: Every 2 weeks between March and September.
Minimum Temperature: 13 °C
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Asplenium ant. Leslie
Asplenium ant. Leslie
Description: The Bird's Nest Fern is a very attractive and easy to grow fern. The plant forms a large rosette of glossy, long leaves.
Height and Spread: 1 x 1 m (although it rarely reaches this size when grown as an indoor plant.)
Light requirement: Grow in a bright room with plenty of indirect sunlight
Water requirement: Keep the compost moist but not soggy in Spring and Summer. Allow the top layer to dry in Autumn and Winter. Mist the foliage as the asplenium fern thrives in a humid environment.
Soil: well-drained (Indoor plant mix)
Feeding: Every 2 weeks between March and September.
Minimum Temperature: 13 °C
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Description
Description: The Bird's Nest Fern is a very attractive and easy to grow fern. The plant forms a large rosette of glossy, long leaves.
Height and Spread: 1 x 1 m (although it rarely reaches this size when grown as an indoor plant.)
Light requirement: Grow in a bright room with plenty of indirect sunlight
Water requirement: Keep the compost moist but not soggy in Spring and Summer. Allow the top layer to dry in Autumn and Winter. Mist the foliage as the asplenium fern thrives in a humid environment.
Soil: well-drained (Indoor plant mix)
Feeding: Every 2 weeks between March and September.
Minimum Temperature: 13 °C
RHS Award of Garden Merit
More about indoor ferns
