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  • Birds Nest Fern leaf Detail
  • digital size chart illustration showcasing the size options for plant at costa farms small is a 4in planter with 7in - 14in tall plant a medium is a 6in planter with a 11in - 23in tall plant and large is a 10in planter with 24in - 45in tall plants
  • birds nest fern in two tone colored pot set on a bright yellow background
  • birds nest fern plant in modern white ceramic pot set on a bright yellow background
  • birds nest fern in navy blue and white two tone pot set on a bright yellow background
  • birds nest fern in modern white pot being set on a shelf by a person in a brightly lit living room
  • birds nest fern in navy pot being watered by a person in a brightly lit living room
  • birds nest fern in two tone pot on a self in a brightly lit living room
  • Birds Nest Fern leaf Detail
  • digital size chart illustration showcasing the size options for plant at costa farms small is a 4in planter with 7in - 14in tall plant a medium is a 6in planter with a 11in - 23in tall plant and large is a 10in planter with 24in - 45in tall plants
Care Guide

Bird's Nest Fern

$32.00

This slow-growing beauty gets bigger and better over time! Featuring long, narrow leaves, it’s a beautiful contrast to bigger-leafed houseplants as well as fine-textured ferns.

Light Level: Indirect Sunlight

This plant needs to live in a room with at least some natural light. Place it on a table or countertop with windows nearby.

Water Level: Thirsty

This plant can only go 1-2 weeks without water so check on it weekly and add water every time the top two inches of soil dry out.

Quick Tips

Bird’s nest fern tolerates dry soil and lower humidity than most other fern varieties. Even still, it prefers regular moisture and abundant humidity.

Size Guide
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Grower Spotlight

Gustavo Sixto

Head Grower Gustavo Sixto loves Bird’s Nest Fern because it thrives in shade, so it tolerates low light inside, making it perfect as a houseplant. He’s also a fan of its distinctive shape and the drama it brings to indoor environments like his home. Gustavo knows ferns: He’s been a part of the Costa Farms family since 2011 and especially loves propagation and hybridizing new varieties.

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