My Far Out New Fern: A Crested Japanese Bird's Nest Fern

This Crested Japanese Bird's Nest Fern, or Asplenium Leslie, is 1 fern which is relatively easy to grow indoors. Not only does it tolerate the dry air in our homes, but it has fabulous foliage & is fun to look at.
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I first saw this Crested Japanese Bird’s Nest Fern, whose botanic name is Asplenium antiquum “Leslie”, at our farmers market and had to have it. I love those wild, wavy edges and the crispy noise it makes when touched.

Mine grows outdoors but most of you will likely grow it as a houseplant. Ferns can be tricky to grow indoors because their fine foliage loves humidity. This one, however, is relatively easy because of its “leathery” fronds. By the way, the care for a regular Bird’s Nest Fern (Asplenium nidus) is the same.

Here's the link to the post with more care tips: http://www.joyusgarden.com/far-fern-c...