This cultivar is similar to the Bird's-nest fern, but with unique leaf margins. The bird's-nest fern 'Campio' has a ruffled, fringed leaf, appreciated for its appealing appearance and its status as a good beginner fern. This plant comes from the fern Asplenium nidus, which was a popular houseplant in 1970s America.
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45 cm
Spread
Green, Yellow
Leaf Color
Brown
Fruit Color
Non-dormant
Dormancy
Semi-evergreen
Leaf type
20 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
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Care Guide for Bird's-nest fern 'Campio'
Twice per week
Water
Full shade
Sunlight
20 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Potting Mix, Garden Soil
Soil Type
Water:
Bird's-nest fern 'Campio' originates from tropical rainforests, thriving in moisture-rich conditions and consistent humidity. Water twice a week, letting the topsoil dry slightly. Grown indoors, bird's-nest fern 'Campio' benefits from stable temperatures and indirect light, enjoying the higher humidity levels of indoor environments.
Pruning:
To care for bird's-nest fern 'Campio', practice minimal pruning by removing dead or damaged fronds at the base in early spring. This maintenance supports healthy growth and aesthetics. Regularly clear debris to prevent pests, and avoid cutting healthy fronds to maximize photosynthesis for robust growth.
Propagation:
Bird's-nest fern 'Campio' is a resilient evergreen fern with lush rosettes. For propagation, separate rhizomes during repotting, ensuring each division has a healthy frond and roots. Use a well-draining fern mix, maintain high humidity, and provide indirect light for optimal root development.
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