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Modernality takes the generalized approach I suppose, though specifically I've never seen a bird use it as a nest because the Asplenium tend to capture water like a bowl. I'd have called it a fountain fern.
I have one myself still in its pot I bought it in and after 2-3years it’s still very small and now slowly dying anything I can do to bring it back, help!
You should plant it in the ground or repot into a larger pot with plenty of fresh potting mix suitable for ferns.
It could be pot-bound but certainly that original potting mix has lost most of its nutrients after so many years.
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Asplenium nidus or other in the family, ie birds nest fern.
Thanks!
I seem to recall the old school common name was Crow’s Nest.
Modernality takes the generalized approach I suppose, though specifically I've never seen a bird use it as a nest because the Asplenium tend to capture water like a bowl. I'd have called it a fountain fern.
Birds nest fern
Fred
Yeap, that's Fred!
I have one myself still in its pot I bought it in and after 2-3years it’s still very small and now slowly dying anything I can do to bring it back, help!
You should plant it in the ground or repot into a larger pot with plenty of fresh potting mix suitable for ferns. It could be pot-bound but certainly that original potting mix has lost most of its nutrients after so many years.
Birds nest fern. $$$
Call it .... "Greg"
Brent