Cobra Fern (Asplenium Nidus) is hardy, low maintenance and air purifier houseplant, it does exceedingly well at indoors low light environment. Ferns are an outstanding shade plants, have existed from prehistoric period due to their ability to adapt and self-reproduce, they will continue to thrive in the most extreme conditions. Ferns are fast growing foliage plants which are least bothered about feeding, light and low or high temperature.Ferns are perfect houseplants which survive in adverse conditions for a plant, these are adaptable to low or artificial light and human livable temperature range at ease, these will not disappoint or need much of your attention to bring tropical look and clean harmful pollutants from the indoors air. While growing as houseplant, ferns require moderate bright light, little humidity and over watering. Ferns have existed from prehistoric period due to their ability to adapt and self-reproduce, they will continue to thrive in the most extreme conditions.An eye-catching plant. The bird's nest fern 'Crispy Wave' is quite remarkable. The glossy green leaves curl up! It looks just like 'crispy waves'. Put this houseplant in your living room or garden. Provided there is no frost. Always keep the potting soil moist, without letting the plant stand in water. The bird's nest fern prefers full or partial shade. Planting:Supplied in a standard nursery pot. Pot up to a larger planter using humus-rich potting compost. Or stand the pot as it is in an attractive planter. A saucer is fine too. Water may be allowed to stay in the saucer as it evaporates or is absorbed. Water again only when saucer is empty. Choose a warm place for your Asplenium nidus 'Crispy Wave', bright but with no direct sunlight on the plant and preferably not below 15 degrees Celsius. The plant will require less water in cooler surroundings. Care:The Bird's Nest Fern (Asplenium nidus 'Crispy Wave') is a plant native to tropical forests and really does not like direct sunlight!