Origin
The Nephrolepis exaltata 'Green Lady', also known as the sword fern, originates from tropical and subtropical regions worldwide. Several varieties of this plant species have been developed, each with their own beauty and character. It is a commonly used house plant, but is also used as a garden plant in some warmer climates. Due to its attractiveness and ease of care, the 'Green Lady' has gained popularity worldwide.

Characteristics
The Nephrolepis exaltata 'Green Lady' distinguishes itself with its soft, green leaves that bring a cosy, warm and natural atmosphere to the living space. The plant has graceful feathered leaves that take on a compact form. It grows to an average size and width, which can vary depending on the conditions. As a mature plant, the 'Green Lady' usually reaches a height of no more than 90 centimetres.

Care
Coming from a tropical climate, the Nephrolepis exaltata 'Green Lady' enjoys warmth and humidity. The plant prefers a slightly moist soil and needs to be watered regularly, but it does not tolerate stagnant water well. The 'Green Lady' grows best in indirect light and has a moderate need for nutrients. By regularly spraying its leaves, the humidity level is kept at the desired level.