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Fittonia Green Plant | Live Indoor Potted Plant in 7cm Pot

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Original price Rs. 279.00 - Original price Rs. 279.00
Original price
Rs. 279.00
Rs. 279.00 - Rs. 279.00
Current price Rs. 279.00
SKU FIT-GRN-007
Look closely at those leaves — every single one is mapped with a fine web of white veins against a bold, bright green, almost like a tiny stained-glass panel sitting on your desk. What sets this Green variety apart from its pink or red-veined cousins is that clean, graphic contrast: pure white on deep green, with a lightly textured, oval leaf that catches the light beautifully. It arrives in a 7cm pot, perfectly sized for a windowsill, office desk, or tucked into a terrarium alongside other humidity-loving companions. And because it's genuinely one of the best air-purifying houseplants around, the fresh air is just a bonus that comes with the good looks.
Watering

Water when the top layer of soil is dry.

Light

Fittonia Green does best in low to medium indirect light — a shaded desk or a windowsill with filtered light is ideal. Avoid direct afternoon sun, which can scorch the leaves.

Pet Friendliness

Pet Friendly — The plant causes no harm to your pets on contact or ingestion.

Fertilizer

Feed occasionally with a balanced fertilizer during the growing season.

Also Known As: Nerve Plant, Mosaic Plant

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The fittonia green plant is one of those rare finds where the foliage does all the talking — broadly oval leaves in vivid green, mapped with a precise network of white veins and a faintly textured surface that makes each leaf look like it has been hand-drawn. Compact, bushy, and rarely taller than 10–15 cm, this is a plant that fits anywhere without apologising for taking up space.

About the Nerve Plant (Fittonia Green)

Native to the tropical rainforests of South America, this beloved tropical houseplant has been winning over indoor gardeners for generations — and for good reason. Fittonia Green (also sold as nerve plant or mosaic plant) grows in a naturally low, spreading habit, which is why it thrives in terrariums and grouped plant displays just as happily as it does on a solo desk. Unlike the more boldly coloured pink or red-veined varieties, the Green variety's white veining gives it a quieter, more refined look that suits modern Indian interiors beautifully. It stays small by design, typically not exceeding 15 cm in height, making it one of the most apartment-friendly tropical houseplants you can own.

Fittonia Green Plant Benefits for Your Home

Thrives in Low to Medium Light

One of the best things about this plant is that it genuinely does not need a bright, sunny spot. Low to medium light suits it perfectly — it will happily sit on a shaded desk, a north-facing windowsill, or in the interior of a room that doesn't get direct sun. If you do place it near a window, filtered light through a sheer curtain works beautifully; avoid harsh afternoon sun, which can scorch those delicate leaves.

Air Purifying Plant for Desks and Small Spaces

Fittonia Green is recognised as one of the best air-purifying houseplants, actively working to improve the air quality in the rooms it lives in. For a city apartment or an AC-cooled office where ventilation is limited, having a plant that quietly filters the air while looking this good is a genuine double win.

Pet-Safe Indoor Plant for Families

If you share your home with cats or dogs, this is a plant you can place without worry — Fittonia Green is completely safe for pets and causes no harm on contact or ingestion. It's a rare combination: striking to look at, genuinely good for the air, and kind to the furry members of the family.

Perfect Starter Plant for Beginners

The compact size — arriving in a 7cm pot and rarely growing beyond 15 cm — makes this ideal for first-time plant parents who want something rewarding without the commitment of a large specimen. It communicates clearly when it's thirsty (the leaves will gently droop), and perks right back up once watered, which takes all the guesswork out of care.

Variegated Foliage That Does the Decorating for You

The variegated foliage on this plant is what plant collectors genuinely pause at — that intricate lattice of white veins running across bright green, slightly serrated oval leaves gives it a geometric quality that no plain-green plant can match. Group it with other humidity-loving plants like Pilea or small ferns, or use it as a ground layer in a terrarium, and the contrasting textures make the whole arrangement feel considered. It also works beautifully in a pot that picks up on the white tones — white ceramic or pale terracotta lets the foliage do exactly what it was meant to do. Keep the soil constantly moist but never waterlogged; this plant likes moisture in the air and at the roots, and consistently humid conditions — like a bathroom windowsill or beside a kitchen sink — suit it very well.

Also Known As: Nerve Plant, Mosaic Plant

Why Buy from Chhajed Garden

Every Fittonia we send out is grown in-house at Sanjay Nursery, potted in nutrient-rich cocopeat mix, and backed by over 40 years of growing experience — so the plant that arrives at your door has healthy, well-established roots, not a freshly potted cutting. And if anything isn't right within 7 days of delivery, our replacement guarantee means you're covered, no questions asked.

There's something quietly satisfying about a plant this small that commands this much attention — those white veins catch the eye every single time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions

Curling or drooping leaves on Fittonia Green almost always mean the plant is thirsty — the soil has dried out slightly more than it likes. Water it promptly and the leaves will recover within a few hours; this plant is remarkably forgiving once it gets moisture.

Water when the top layer of soil is dry — Fittonia Green likes soil that stays slightly moist but never soggy or waterlogged. In warmer months or drier indoor environments, you may need to water more frequently than in cooler, humid conditions.

Low to medium indirect light is ideal — a north or east-facing windowsill, or a spot a metre or two from a brighter window, works well. Keep it away from direct afternoon sun, which can brown and crisp those delicate veined leaves.

Yes — Fittonia Green is a pet-safe <a href="https://www.chhajedgarden.com/collections/indoor-plants" target="_blank">indoor plant</a> and causes no harm to cats or dogs on contact or ingestion. It's one of the few genuinely decorative houseplants that is completely safe to have around curious pets.

Group it with other moisture-loving plants to create a natural humidity pocket, or place the pot on a tray of wet pebbles. A bathroom or kitchen windowsill with filtered light is often the easiest spot in an Indian home to keep this plant thriving year-round.

It thrives in one — the enclosed, humid environment of a terrarium is almost exactly what this tropical houseplant gets in its native rainforest habitat. Its compact, low-growing habit also means it won't crowd out neighbours in a shared terrarium planting.

Stem cuttings are the easiest method — take a cutting with at least two leaf nodes, place it in moist cocopeat or a glass of water, and roots typically develop within two to three weeks. Keep the cutting in a warm, humid spot out of direct sun while it establishes.