Adiantum delicatulum
A maidenhair of the seasonally dry interior of South America, in Bolivia, Paraguay and central to northeastern Brazil, recorded at 150–750 m. Its sites are hot, with a strong dry season from June to September. Grow it warm, and let it slow down with less water in winter.
Where it grows wild
No species-specific habitat account was reachable, so this is built from the measured records and from what is typical for Adiantum from a seasonally dry region; it most likely survives in shaded, moister spots such as gallery forest, ravines and rocky banks.
Recorded at 150–750 m (median 320 m): lowland.
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