Asplenium nidus is one of the easiest ferns indoors. Glossy, spear-shaped fronds unfurl from a central rosette, creating a sculptural, nest-like form. Native to tropical rainforests as an epiphyte, it adapts well to pots.
By spores (advanced). Most buy new plants.
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