hanging nerve plant Nerve Plant - Green

hanging nerve plant Nerve Plant - GreenScientific Name: Fittonia sp. Synonyms: Jewel Plant, Mosaic Plant, Nerve Plant, Silver Nerve, Silver Nerve Plant, Silver Threads. Available in a variety of colours Likes bright, indirect light Likes warmth and humidity Plant level: Easy The Nerve Plant is so called because of its variety of veins or 'nerves' running through each leaf. As an easy care plant and with the wonderful colour variants, the Nerve plant makes a great gift or starter plant. The

Scientific Name: Fittonia sp.
Synonyms: Jewel Plant, Mosaic Plant, Nerve Plant, Silver Nerve, Silver Nerve Plant, Silver Threads.

• Available in a variety of colours
• Likes bright, indirect light
• Likes warmth and humidity
• Plant level: Easy

The Nerve Plant is so-called because of its variety of veins or 'nerves' running through each leaf. As an easy-care plant and with the wonderful colour variants, the Nerve plant makes a great gift or starter plant.

The Nerve plant houseplant is definitely one of the great communicators of the plant world and can be used as the proverbial 'canary in the coal mine' when it comes to knowing when to water all your houseplants, especially when the Nerve plant is kept in lower lighting conditions. This is due to their nature of drooping when thirsty and bouncing back after a good drink, so when it droops check if everyone else is ready for a pool party.

This is a great countertop plant for bathrooms or kitchens, where the humidity level is naturally high. They look great when various colours are planted together and also make fabulous pops of colour in a terrarium.

Please note: Fittonia is not known to be toxic to pets or humans.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Nerve Plant healthy and happy.

Water: Nerve plant’s like it evenly moist during the heat of summer. So check in regularly enough as to not let the leaves wilt to severely. During winter let the top few centimetres of soil dry to avoid overwatering.
Light: Bright, indirect light is best. Lower light will cause a loss of vibrancy.
Humidity: Flourishes in high humidity settings; mist as needed or place in a kitchen or bathroom with good light.
Fertilise: Feed the Fittonia about every two weeks when it is actively growing with diluted fertiliser. (Spring through Summer)