Stephanie
Still asking for help about this birds nest. I'm not sure what type it is and hope someone can tell me. Thanks
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Bebe🌵🤍This is my bird's nest. I also haven’t been 100% sure which type it is so I have her under Hahnii! Yours kind of resembles mine when it was smaller—idk how old yours is but it looks like a mature plant. Since it has no type of markings (that I can see in the photo,) it’s likely a Hahnii or at the very least, a jade dwarf, but I’m more inclined to say Hahnii!
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- Stephanie
Mine doesn't have stripes and that's what gets me. It's about 3 years old. I just want to be able to add it to the app and I'm not sure what one I should pick. I may try the Hahnii just to get it in the app. Thanks
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Yours looks great
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I just googled it and if a birds nest doesn’t have any markings, it’s usually a Hahnii! Thank you! I got her as a gift from an old coworker back in 2018! She gives me pups all the time (hence why I named her Mother, lol) I just keep her on my window sill that doesn’t get direct light! It’s above my heater and I water when her leaves are flexible. Besides that, I just leave her alone lol
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Great thanks again. Mine is in my bedroom window with no direct sun either and it's doing great too. Thanks for all the help I will add it to the app now.
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- KJM
If the leaves are thick like a snake plant it could very well be some variety of bird's nest sansevaria. If they're thinner it could be a green variety of Moses in the cradle.
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I will look it up. Does it do babies like the snake plants do?
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- KJM
If the leaves are thick and waxy it's definitely not a Moses in the cradle. Also it is not as upright as a sanseveria.
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