The bird’s nest fern, or Asplenium nidus ... so long as there are no obstructions—this will just mean your plant grows a little slower. She adds, “If natural lighting isn’t an option ...

it also thrives on any tree with a little growing material such as moss, just as it does in the wild. Use copper wire to lightly attach it to the crook of a tree limb. Bird’s nest ferns benefit ...

But that doesn't mean it's impossible. You just have to do a little finagling. View this post on Instagram Full disclosure: My bird's nest fern was tragically killed in a freak accident.