Adiantum wilsonii
Adiantum wilsonii is a large-pinnate Neotropical maidenhair that ranges from southern Mexico and the Greater Antilles to Ecuador. It grows in wet lowland forest, typically 0–500 m. A warm, shaded, humid tropical setup suits it, with only slightly less water in the Jan–Apr dry spell.
Where it grows wild
Terrestrial on the floor of wet lowland rainforest, on shaded banks and along streams (the Colombian catalogue gives the Pacific and Magdalena valley lowlands).
Catalogue altitude range 0–500 m; GBIF records 2–1075 m, median 183 m.
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