Propagation & Easy Care for Asplenium Nidus Ferns: Bird's Nest & Crispy Wave Ferns
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- čas přidán 20. 03. 2021
- Hi everyone,
My name is Tracy and I garden (indoor and outdoor) in Zone 4/5 in Toronto, Canada.
I hope you are doing well & keeping safe.
In this video, I will be sharing how I care for & propagate my Asplenium Nidus Ferns - Bird's Nest & Crispy Wave Ferns. Of all the ferns I have had the chance to plant indoors, these two have been relatively the easiest to care for. In addition to their easy care, they are also one of the best as air purifiers. That is definitely a bonus reason for me to propagate more of them to have around the house.
Now that you know how "easy" it is to propagate/divide the Asplenium Nidus Ferns, perhaps it will inspire you to start propagating new plants to enjoy in your own homes (if you don't have enough already).😁
Thank you so kindly for taking some of your precious time to watch my video. 🙏 Take care & stay safe!
Happy (in-door) gardening & see you next time!
You can skip to:
Dividing Bird's Nest @ 05:58
Dividing Crispy Wave @ 07:26
Fertilizing @ 15:48
Placement of the "new" plants @ 19:14
Watering the ferns @ 25:13
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Thank you so much Tracy, I really really enjoyed watching you divide and pot up those ferns. I’ve just purchased a Birds Nest Fern, for only 75p!!!!!!! And I brought a Dracaena to for the same price. So that’s giving them away almost. I found your video very very informative and interesting too. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤❤
Thats a great tip to look for plants you can divide when purchasing.. i will always do that from now on! You did a freat job and they look happy in their new home 💗💗💜💜💜🌱🌱🌱
Thank you so much 😊....happy gardening!
hi TRACY thank you for sharing how to care plants greetings from SINGAPORE
Thank you dear friend! 🪴💚
Nice and beautiful plants. So nice on how you are propagating it.
Thank you for visiting!
Great sharing..i love planting plants too.
Thank you CWee! 💚🪴
I lost count on the “oh so cute!” 😆 Love how you propagate your ferns, Tracy. 💚 Also, watching this with your calm and beautiful voice makes for perfect bedtime plant stories before I call it a day!
Aw....😁😁😁....my kids said they also lost count as well! My voice...another friend also says she watches my videos before bed as well! Thank you for watching Jaimie! 💚🪴
Magic Tracy
If that was my window every Rubiks cube would be a mess.
I don’t know what you do better plants or blueberry cake.
Oh look at the V on blueberry 🫐 I totally agree I think I met you on that video. Glorious day
👋 See you next time Tracy
Very kind and sweet of you Jerry!
Useful upload, thanks for sharing.
Thank you friend! 💚🪴
Hi my friend Tracy👋..I like those kind of plants.Ferns are really cute. I like buying Small plants and propagate them and see them grow. Enjoy your Spring season❤
Thank you Marie for watching! Ferns are beautiful & good at removing particles from the air too! 💚🪴
Hi... Dear friend. Thanks for sharing. So beautiful plant. Love it. Stay connected. Have a wonderful weekend. 🌱🌿
Thank you Bolo! Have a wonderful weekend!
Hi Tracy very informative detailed video of fern nice presentation thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it Luciana!
Healthy gorgeous ferns. HAPPY Gardening
Thank you Whengz!
This was a great instructional video. Now I want to find both of those ferns for my home 😄
You will not be disappointed with these low maintenance ferns! 🪴💚
I love how you separate them, nice video my friend I love it
Thank you 🤗
They are just adorable 🥰 I plan to go to my garden centre tomorrow which is finally open 🥰 to purchase a few of these lovely houseplants, thank you so much for all your wonderful information 🪴🌺🪴
Thank you and hope you will bring home some beautiful plants to enjoy Jasmine!
Hello...Tracy. I am glad to see you this evening....
Your Plants are lovely...The Bird Nest can be huge plant... I planted in a big Pot and I put on the ground...
Thank you so much for sharing your Plants... I wish you a happy Sunday...Tracy!
Good night from my Country...😴
Hi Zaleha,
Your Bird’s Nest must be gorgeous! I love this fern so much. Your climate must be very warm for it to be in ground. Hopefully in a few years the “baby” ferns will grow big for me as well. Take care & have a wonderful Sunday evening Zaleha! 💚🪴
@@TracysHomeGarden Yes...My Bird Nest is huge and gorgeous..
There are variety of Ferns in my place...most of the Ferns are Beautiful and unique...
My Country is a Tropical Climate...
Thank you and greetings from Zaleha
I love green plant
Thank you for watching!
Wow very beautiful plant 👍
Nice post 🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱👌
Thank you Sanjivani!
Good 👍👍
Thanks for the visit
Beautifull..Thanks
Thank you Malwinder!
Nicely explained and the plants are so beautiful🌿🌿 The shade of Anthurium flowers are so pretty💛💛
I love that variegated pink colour on that anthurium too! Thank you 🙏 for watching! 💚🪴
beautiful sharing friend wonderful plants enjoy watching your video i am planting vegetable seeds in side too stay connected see you again friend have a nice day
Ok thank you for watching Robina!
Hi Tracy likewise I only use regular potting soil and my plants are happy, After propagating you have more plants
I don’t like to store many different soils...lol...I will try to use one type of soils if I’m able. Thanks for watching Ana! 💚🪴
Video so nice, my friend...
Ghh
Cam on ban! 💚🪴
Thank you for the tutorial.
Thank you so much for watching dear friend! 💚🪴
I have a fern too and I love it. My cat loves to nip at the tips too. I think your baby fern is so stinking cute 😄😄 I'm always learning from you Tracy..maybe soon I'll have courage to divide my fern 🌱
Thank you so much Mrs. Milkshake! 🪴💚. Just “do” it and you will be amazed at how easy & it is.
Wow,, amazing sharing
Very useful video
Thank you so much for sharing sister 👍👍🪴🪴🪴
Waiting for next video
Thank you so much 😊
It works
This is very nice tips on separating the ferns. I like your plant arrangements. Simple yet very elegant
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you for this video 😊
My crispy wave fern is growing several new fronds but they are thin and are shooting straight up, is this normal? Do they eventually get "thicker"?
This is very beautiful fern🌿🌿
but sadly I don't have this 😞
🅝🅘🅒🅔 propagation and very well explained👌👏👏👏 😊💐
Thank you Reema! 💚🪴
You always have me in suspense when I see your dividing the plants. Your plants are looking lovely!
Thank you Linda! I was thinking n suspense as well...especially the Birds Nest as I have never divided one until now. 🪴💚
Do you have a video on dividing the peporomias? I just got one in the mail yesterday and some leaves are torn. I was thinking maybe I should try to grow it from the leaves.
I don’t think I have a video for peperomia yet! It should be out soon! Just make a fresh cut across the leaf with clean scissors, plant the leaf half way into the soil. Water the soil in really well. Keep the pots near a bright window and water every week. In 3-4 weeks the leaves will for roots. Happy propagating peperomia.
I need some help. My father has this plant and my boyfriend loved it and was fascinated because he love plants and he doesn't have this one yet. So i wanted to take a seeding of it to give him as a gift. But i don't know how to make it without killing the mother plant.
I don't know if you got what i mean but i don't know much about plant neither about the english terms of the subject
It is an asplenium nidus crissie. I can't see any spores
Hi there,
If you don’t see sores then you can not grow it from seeds. The other way to get more plants is by dividing it into two pieces. It the “mother” plant a big one? You can just simply cut it straight through the middle - make sure it has half of the base where the roots come out. If not I would wait until it is big enough to divide. Hope that helps. 🙏💚🪴
I think the tiny one could’ve stayed with mama fern a little longer. You’re brave! I love smaller plant for the same reason as you. When I go shopping I’m going to double check.
I agree with you about taking the little “baby” away from her mama too soon. 😬 Certainly a good learning experience for me! Thanks Andrea! 💚🪴
I have 2 different types of Birds nest. The curly one and the regular one. I just bought 2 pedistool urns for my plants. Don't know how to plant them AIR or DIRT?
I prefer to plant them in dirt. Enjoy 💚💚💚
Are the crispy wave ferns dry and crunchy? are the roots always small and black? Mine seems to be struggling, and Ive only had it for 3 months, north facing bathroom window. Please help :( . I love ur video,tfs.
Thank you Dee!
It is probably infected with fungus or pests.
Try spraying it with a 3% diluted solution of hydrogen peroxide - will help if it’s a fungus issue. If it is pests - you can check around to see if you can identify any. If not, give the foliage a good soak to wash them away…and repeat this every 2-3 days to ensure you get rid of any new pests that may continue to come up from the soil. All the best.
@@TracysHomeGarden Thanks for the quick reply and help! GNite!
My crispy wave fern has black spots on the leaves, do you know why this is happening, they don't look like their dying just the spots...
Are the spots on the underside of the leaves?
@@TracysHomeGarden No I don't believe they are but there a little translucent so I can see it on the underside but for sure on the outside..
If they are just “spots” on healthy green fronds then those may be “spores”....sort of like “seeds”. You can let the spores mature, then scrape the spores off and propagate them into new ferns. That is how these ferns reproduce. In nature, the spores will mature and drop to self-propagate. Looks like you will be getting many more ferns soon. 💚🪴
@@grannylion9438 May be insects like aphids or spider mites or their eggs? Why don’t you give it a good shower in the tub away from other plants to see if you can wash them off the fronds?
Do they prefer clay or plastic pots?
I like to use plastic liner pots for easy watering and maintenance. I have used both and find no big difference in their health. 💚