FITTONIA WHITE: Mesmerizing Mosaic Plant Care Guide (Fittonia albivenis)

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Meet the stunning Fittonia White, also known as the Mosaic Plant. In this short, under one-minute video, we’ll explore its striking white-veined leaves, ideal growing conditions, and essential care tips. Perfect for both novice and experienced plant enthusiasts, the Fittonia White brings a touch of elegance and beauty to any indoor garden. Learn how to keep this captivating plant healthy and thriving with our quick and easy care guide.
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Latin name: Fittonia albivenis (most commonly) or Fittonia spp. (other Fittonia species can also have white veins)
Common name: White Nerve Plant, Mosaic Plant, Nerve Plant (referring to the genus)
Type: Perennial (often grown as a houseplant)
Sun Exposure: Low to medium light, indirect sunlight
Days to Germination: Not applicable (usually propagated by division or cuttings)
Seed Depth: Not applicable (usually propagated by division or cuttings)
Frost tolerant: No, not frost tolerant
Days to Maturity: Not applicable (typically reaches mature size within a year)
Life Cycle: Perennial
Pollinator Attractant: Not applicable (indoor houseplant)
Soil Requirements: Well-draining, moist potting mix
Watering: Water regularly, keep soil moist but not soggy
Mature Size: 6-12 inches (15-30 cm) tall and wider with trailing stems
Spacing: Not applicable (usually grown individually in pots)
Bloom Time: Summer (insignificant flowers)
Flower Color: White or reddish-yellow (small, inconspicuous flowers)
Foliage: Deep green, oval-shaped leaves with prominent white veins
Uses: Ornamental houseplant, valued for its foliage
Special Features: Attractive foliage with interesting veining patterns, relatively low-maintenance houseplant
Hardiness Zones: Not applicable (typically grown as a houseplant)
Note: Fittonia prefers warm, humid environments. Regular misting or grouping with other humidity-loving plants can help maintain moisture levels.
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