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birds nest fern kokedama

birds nest fern kokedama Bird's Nest Fern Kokedama – OF SOIL AND MOSS

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birds nest fern kokedama Bird's Nest Fern Kokedama – OF SOIL AND MOSSThis fern has lovely bright green leaves that grow out of the center of the plant! like a little birds nest. Very easy to care for and can handle low light. Bright indirect or medium light is best will tolerate low light Water when plant feels slightly moist about once a week Pet friendly not poisonous Looks beautiful hanging from the ceiling or sitting on a Dish or tile. *Please note this item is made to order and will ship 5 7 days from order date.

This fern has lovely bright green leaves that grow out of the center of the plant!  like a little birds nest.  Very easy to care for and can handle low light.

-Bright indirect or medium light is best / will tolerate low light

-Water when plant feels slightly moist about once a week

-Pet friendly / not poisonous

-Looks beautiful hanging from the ceiling or sitting on a Dish or tile.

*Please note this item is made to order and will ship 5-7 days from order date.

*Plants are shipped on Monday or Tuesday to insure plant does not stay in transit over the weekend.

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