Very informative. I’m trying to keep mine alive. It’s my second one. The first one didn’t survive….neglect on my part. My house is super dry and set to 67. I now have an entire table for all my plants so I’ll keep it there to help with humidity, in addition to misting. Last thing, where did you get the pot for ZZ plant in the back? Love it.
David Halley, I'm glad you found the video helpful. Grouping plants helps considerably with raising humidity for all of them, so that's a great thing to do, and then misting, too. I really like that pot too. I replied in another video that you probably saw that I get a lot of my pots at Rite Aid in the springtime. I got that one last spring there. It's one of my favorites, too.
@@HealthyHouseplants Thank you! I have rite aid close buy. I never considered it. I’ve seen mainly succulents outside from spring to the fall. I’ll ask about pots the next time I’m there.
@@davidhalley9795 You're welcome. It might depend on what the local store carries, as to if they will get pots in, but it's definitely worth checking with them.
@conniewhite1731, It is nontoxic! Here is a link to ASPCA noting that. ASPCA is a good site to check regarding toxicity of plants to animals, for future reference: www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants/nerve-plant
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I just purchased a white variegation fittonia so, I appreciate this highly informative video! I'm naming the plant Fin...
for, finicky. 🤭
@darlene-MamaD, So glad the video is helpful. I love the name! 😂
Very informative. I’m trying to keep mine alive. It’s my second one. The first one didn’t survive….neglect on my part. My house is super dry and set to 67. I now have an entire table for all my plants so I’ll keep it there to help with humidity, in addition to misting. Last thing, where did you get the pot for ZZ plant in the back? Love it.
David Halley, I'm glad you found the video helpful. Grouping plants helps considerably with raising humidity for all of them, so that's a great thing to do, and then misting, too. I really like that pot too. I replied in another video that you probably saw that I get a lot of my pots at Rite Aid in the springtime. I got that one last spring there. It's one of my favorites, too.
@@HealthyHouseplants Thank you! I have rite aid close buy. I never considered it. I’ve seen mainly succulents outside from spring to the fall. I’ll ask about pots the next time I’m there.
@@davidhalley9795 You're welcome. It might depend on what the local store carries, as to if they will get pots in, but it's definitely worth checking with them.
Do you think mine will survive in aircon at work? 🧐
Thank you
@stevenmclaughlin1832, You're welcome!
Fittonia sp. Is it poisonous to cats?
@conniewhite1731, It is nontoxic! Here is a link to ASPCA noting that. ASPCA is a good site to check regarding toxicity of plants to animals, for future reference: www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants/nerve-plant
@@HealthyHouseplants thank you so very much.