Asplenium nidus (Birdsnest Fern) intermediates Fruit is ready to harvest

Fruit is ready to harvest from December and through January

but in their natural habitat Kentia Palms actually grow only a solitary trunk

mossy bark and provide physical support for your plants to grow aerial roots and climb

It is commonly referred to as the "Viking" form due to its distinctive spherical pitchers that exhibit a range of hues

Prune as required once fruiting and harvesting has finished

Asplenium nidus (Birdsnest Fern) intermediates Fruit is ready to harvestOne of the easiest care classic tropical foliage ferns, with bright green, slightly wavy, glossy leaves. Its name originates from the way it grows new leaves from the centre of the plant, in a circular, birds nest fashion. This plant thrives with a little humidity, so would suit a regular misting. Water only sparingly in winter, though regularly during the growing seasons (spring autumn) to ensure the soil doesnt dry out.