Ensure warmth over 60 degrees F, and mist to add humidity to terrarium. None of these ferns tolerates wet feet, so while consistent moisture is desired, good drainage is a must. (Top layers of soil must dry out, but bottom layers must stay moist.)

Ready to include in a lovely terrarium display are three easy-care ferns with contrasting looks for visual interest. The Osaka Bird's Nest Fern has fairly wide and ribbon-like green fronds with a nice sheen. Its overall growing habit creates a bit of a nest shape, though fronds point upward... very pretty, and while the fronds are sizable, the plant's overall growth is fairly slow. Rabbit's Foot Fern is all about the rhizomes, which appear above the earth, fuzzy and with the look of long and lean rabbits' feet. A fun addition to a display! Pacific Maidenhair fern is delicate and airy, with little accents of green that almost float in the air. All three ferns grow well in similar conditions; all three are suited to terrarium displays.