If your nerve plant is looking sad and droopy, welcome to the club that most plant owners have been a part of at some point. Nursing an unhappy plant back to health is a fact of life when you’re gardening. Fortunately, Fittonia plants bounce back pretty quickly once they get what they need. Read on … Read more
Few things are more disheartening to plant owners than discovering that unwanted house guests are feeding on your plants. Fortunately, if your Fittonia hasn’t sustained a lot of damage yet, it’s a perfectly treatable issue. Read on to find out how to treat common household plant pests, and how to prevent infestations in the future. … Read more
To understand why your plant isn’t growing, it’s helpful to get an overview of what Fittonia growth should look like. However, since there are many varieties of Fittonia plants, there is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question. Read on to learn more. How Fast Does Fittonia Grow? If you are propagating your Fittonia by using … Read more
Fittonia albivenis, or the Fittonia plant, is an excellent choice for any plant owner. They are not the fussiest plants, and therefore can be great for beginners and veteran gardeners alike. This article gives an overview of caring for Fittonias, including watering tips, soil, and maintenance. Read to learn more on how to care for … Read more
Propagating a nerve plant is one of the easiest ways to get a free plant to enjoy, give away, or give new life to a tired old plant. Many people don’t attempt it out of fear that they will ruin their existing plant, or because they think it will be too difficult. Fortunately, nerve plants … Read more
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