Asplenium nidus 'Campio' Size:12cm Its striking appearance and trailing

Its striking appearance and trailing nature make it a favourite for hanging baskets or trellises

Its parent species descend from the cloud forests of Colombia

Elongated 'ear lobes' and therefore unusually shaped leaves give this variety its 'longiloba' name

The foliage is remarkably rigid

indirect light but can adapt to moderate or lower light conditions

Asplenium nidus 'Campio' Size:12cm Its striking appearance and trailingDesired for its undulating, glossy foliage which grows from a dark, central base, giving it the common name Bird's Nest Fern. Native to Oceania, South East Asia & Eastern Africa. Fronds will serrate and gain a dark, central stripe from the plant's core when mature. Easy care. Tolerant of lower light conditions. Growth pattern: Rosette Water: When the top of the soil looks dry. Likes to stay moist. Ideal Position: North or east facing Light: Medium to