The role of bird's nest fern

The ornamental effect of bird's nest fern

Nowadays, hanging or wall-mounted potted plants are popular internationally. Place them in spacious living rooms or fix single clusters of bird's nest ferns at different heights to form the appearance of sturdy ancient trees. When placed in the living room, it looks like a row of ancient trees, which is extremely spectacular.

In addition, placing a single pot of bird's nest fern indoors can give you a strong tropical atmosphere and add a bit of natural wildness to your home. Relax your eyes and mind at home.

Bird's nest fern can be used as a home decoration

Bird's nest fern is a relatively large shade-loving foliage plant with a plump plant shape, emerald green leaves, and an elegant and generous look. Unlike ordinary foliage plants, bird's nest fern does not grow in an orderly manner, but grows wildly. Even when grown at home, it is full of wildness. Place the potted bird's nest fern in bright living rooms, conference rooms, study rooms, bedrooms and other places. It is small, exquisite, dignified and beautiful.

Bird's nest fern can purify the air

Bird's nest fern grows very wild and has a very generous personality. If you place it in the room, it releases more oxygen than ordinary plants. It can absorb harmful gases such as nicotine in smoke and purify the air. If there is a smoker in the house, or the house has just been renovated, you can put a pot of bird's nest fern, which is environmentally friendly and effective.

Edible and medicinal value of bird's nest fern

People are accustomed to thinking that bird's nest fern is a good ornamental plant that can be potted and its leaves are also good flower material, but bird's nest fern also has good edible and medicinal value. Its fresh curly young leaves can be picked and eaten directly, fried, boiled, and pickled. The taste is similar to ordinary wild vegetables, slightly bitter, and has a good effect of clearing heat and detoxifying.