Origin
The Asplenium dimorphum 'Parvati' is a fern species originating from the Himalaya. This type of plant is mainly found in humid mountainous areas. Although the plant naturally occurs in Asia, it has since become widespread and is cultivated worldwide, including in the UK.

Characteristics
The Asplenium dimorphum 'Parvati' is an evergreen fern known for its beautiful leaf structure. The leaves are sword-shaped, deep green in colour, and have a leathery texture. They grow in an asymmetrical way, resulting in an interesting and unusual shape. The leaf tips are sharp and pointed, while the leaf base is broad and rounded.

Care
The Asplenium dimorphum 'Parvati' prefers a location with indirect sunlight and protection from harsh wind. It is important to water the plant regularly without the soil becoming too wet, as the fern is susceptible to root rot. The Asplenium dimorphum 'Parvati' thrives best in a consistent environment, so it is advisable to avoid temperature fluctuations. Despite the plant not having high demands on soil quality, a well-draining, humus-rich soil is preferred.