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Red Nerve Plant Fittonia 'Red Anne' Live Indoor Plant 10cm Pot

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Original price Rs. 319.00 - Original price Rs. 319.00
Original price
Rs. 319.00
Rs. 319.00 - Rs. 319.00
Current price Rs. 319.00
SKU FIT-PLA-010
Few desk plants stop people mid-sentence the way this one does — medium-green ovate leaves criss-crossed with intense pinkish-red variegation that looks almost painted on. What sets Red Anne apart from the dozens of Fittonia varieties is that fiery vein colour: not pink, not blush, but a bold pinkish-red that runs through every leaf like a living mosaic. Being a naturally compact grower, it comes in a 10cm pot that fits perfectly on a windowsill, study desk, or bathroom shelf — anywhere it can soak up the warmth and humidity it loves. It's also fully pet-safe, so if your cat is the curious kind, no drama.
Watering

Water when the top layer of soil is dry.

Light

Fittonia 'Red Anne' grows best in low to medium indirect light — a north- or east-facing windowsill is ideal. Keep it away from direct hot sun, which will scorch the leaves and fade the distinctive pinkish-red veining.

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, Net Plant

The red nerve plant has earned its name honestly — and Fittonia 'Red Anne' is the variety that earns it most dramatically. Those broad, ovate leaves with slightly serrated edges carry a dense web of pinkish-red veining so vivid it reads almost like embroidery, set against a textured medium-green surface that catches light beautifully. Some leaves even show a mottled variation with darker spots, giving each plant its own unique face.

Color may appear slightly different in person due to photographic lighting and monitor settings.

About Fittonia 'Red Anne' — The Nerve Plant with a Fiery Personality

Botanically known as Fittonia albivenis 'Red Anne', this is a cultivar of a species native to the tropical rainforests of South America — which tells you everything about what it needs: warmth, moisture, and filtered light, not the harsh afternoon sun of an Indian summer. Red Anne is one of the smaller varieties in the Fittonia family, which makes it particularly well suited to terrariums, compact tabletops, and small apartment corners. It grows in a low, dense, creeping mound — the kind of growth habit that makes it look full and lush even in a 10cm pot. Unlike larger Fittonia varieties, Red Anne keeps its footprint tight while delivering maximum visual impact through those unmistakable red veins.

Fittonia 'Red Anne' — A Tropical Houseplant Built for Indian Homes

Thrives in Low to Bright Indirect Light

Red Anne grows best in low to medium indirect light — a north- or east-facing window is ideal. It can handle a bright spot with filtered light, but keep it away from direct afternoon sun, which scorches those vivid leaves and strips the colour right out of the veining. In Indian apartments where windows face west and the afternoon glare is intense, a sheer curtain makes all the difference.

Pet-Safe Plant for Homes with Cats and Dogs

Red Anne is fully non-toxic to cats and dogs — a genuinely important detail for Indian households where pets roam freely indoors. You can place it on a coffee table or low shelf without worrying about curious noses or the occasional nibble. Pet Friendly — The plant causes no harm to your pets on contact or ingestion.

A Natural Air Purifier for Your Desk or Shelf

Like other Fittonia varieties, Red Anne helps filter out indoor air impurities, making it a meaningful addition to spaces where you spend long hours — a home office, a study desk, or a bedroom shelf. It won't replace an air purifier, but it contributes to a fresher, healthier indoor environment while looking exceptional doing it.

A Thoughtful Housewarming or Desk Gift

That compact 10cm pot makes Red Anne one of the easiest plants to gift — it travels well, settles into a new home without fuss, and its striking pinkish-red veining makes it feel like a considered, beautiful choice rather than a last-minute green. It's a favourite for housewarming hampers and desk gift sets across India, especially for someone just beginning their plant journey.

Variegated Foliage That Does All the Work

The defining feature of Red Anne's variegated foliage is the intensity of that pinkish-red veining against the medium-green leaf surface — a contrast bold enough to be the focal point of any small plant grouping. Pair it with a plain white or terracotta pot and the leaves do all the talking. The slightly textured, serrated-edged leaves add dimension even up close, and the compact, bushy growth habit means there are no bare stems — just wall-to-wall colour from every angle.

Caring for High Humidity Plants Like Red Anne

Red Anne thrives when humidity stays at 50% or above — something that comes naturally during India's monsoon months but requires a little help in dry winters or air-conditioned rooms. The simplest fixes: group it with other plants, place the pot on a shallow tray of wet pebbles, or grow it inside a glass terrarium where it genuinely excels. It prefers temperatures between 16–30°C (60–85°F), making most Indian interiors a naturally comfortable home. Keep it away from cold AC vents and dry drafts, which can cause leaf curl and browning at the tips.

Also Known As: Nerve Plant, Mosaic Plant, Net Plant

Why Chhajed Garden

Every Red Anne fittonia we dispatch is grown in-house at Sanjay Nursery, rooted in cocopeat for healthy, well-established roots — drawing on 40+ years of growing experience to make sure what arrives at your door is thriving, not just surviving. And if it's not in perfect condition when it reaches you, our 7-day replacement guarantee has you covered.

Once you see those pinkish-red veins in real light, every other desk plant starts looking a little plain.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions

Yes — Red Anne is one of the best terrarium plants you can use, because the enclosed glass environment naturally maintains the high humidity it craves. Its compact, creeping growth habit keeps it well within the footprint of most glass containers without overcrowding other plants.

Water when the top inch of soil just starts to dry — Red Anne likes consistently moist (not soggy) soil and will dramatically wilt when it dries out too much. The good news: it usually bounces back quickly after a thorough watering, so don't panic if you see drooping.

It grows best in low to medium indirect light — a north- or east-facing window is ideal in most Indian homes. Direct afternoon sun will scorch the leaves and fade those vivid pinkish-red veins, so a sheer curtain is your best friend if your only window faces west.

Drooping is almost always a watering signal — either the soil has dried out completely, or the roots are sitting in waterlogged soil. Check the soil first: if it's bone dry, water thoroughly; if it's soggy and the pot has no drainage, let it dry out before watering again.

Yes — Red Anne is completely non-toxic to cats and dogs, making it a genuinely safe choice for pet-friendly homes. You can place it on low surfaces without concern.

The easiest method is placing the pot on a shallow tray filled with pebbles and water — as the water evaporates, it raises the humidity directly around the plant. Grouping it with other moisture-loving plants or growing it inside a terrarium works even better, especially in dry Indian winters or heavily air-conditioned rooms.

Yes — take a stem cutting just below a leaf node, remove the lower leaves, and place it in moist soil or water until roots develop. The warm, humid conditions of an Indian monsoon season make it one of the best times to propagate Fittonia indoors.