Asplenium antiquum Really Rare Restock but it rewards attention with

but it rewards attention with rapid

It should be protected from cold drafts or temperatures below 12°C

while older leaves gently deepen into darker green tones that highlight the silver of new growth

where it creeps along the warm

Asplenium antiquum Really Rare Restock but it rewards attention withAsplenium antiquum, the Bird's Nest Fern, forms a lush rosette of broad, glossy, apple green fronds rising from a central crown like a leafy nest. Its smooth, undivided leaves give it a clean, sculptural, tropical look. Origins Asplenium antiquum is native to East Asia, including Japan, where it grows as an epiphyte on tree trunks and rocks in humid, shaded forests. Soil and Substrate Our Fern Houseplant Potting Mix is a peat free, free draining blend