Bubble Green Nerve Plant

Fittonia albivenis belongs to the Acanthaceae family. [11]

Bubble Green is the name used in Mila's catalogue. [19]

Mila's catalogue lists Bubble Green as a pink-vein nerve plant. [19]

Miura Horticulture lists Bubble Green under Fittonia albivenis. [21]

Place near a bright window, sheltered from direct sunshine. [13]

Use moisture-retentive, peat-free houseplant compost. [13]

Choose a pot with drainage holes and keep them clear. [1]

Choose a warm room above 17°C (63°F), away from cold drafts. [13]

Humid air suits nerve plants. [13]

A room humidifier can raise humidity around houseplants in dry indoor air. [8]

Every two to three months, use half-strength houseplant fertilizer when watering, following the product label. [14]

Pinch back stem tips to encourage fuller growth. [16]

Remove dead leaves and stems. [14]

As light and room conditions change, keep checking moisture and move the pot away from cold windows or heating vents. [3][1]

Mila's catalogue calls Bubble Green a pink-vein nerve plant. [19]

Mila's catalogue calls Red Alert a red nerve plant. [20]