Asplenium csikii
Asplenium csikii is the name Kew accepts for the lobed maidenhair spleenwort, widely known as Asplenium trichomanes subsp. pachyrachis. It grows flat against limestone, in crevices and under overhangs of cliffs and old mortared walls, across western and southern Europe to Morocco. It is fully hardy and best grown outdoors or in an alpine house.
Where it grows wild
A calcicole of shaded limestone cliffs, crevices, overhangs and old walls, with fronds pressed against the rock.
Recorded from near sea level to 1790 m, median about 890 m.
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