Asplenium dentatum
A small Caribbean spleenwort of shaded limestone, widespread in the Greater Antilles, the Bahamas and Bermuda, and reaching southern Florida and southern Mexico. It grows on moist limestone boulders and in sinkholes in shaded forest. In cultivation, give it warmth, shade, high humidity and a lime-rich, well-drained mix.
Where it grows wild
It grows on limestone rocks, ledges and solution holes in shaded forest and hammocks. Its wide lowland Caribbean range and GBIF observations support this picture, but no habitat text was reachable in the sources consulted.
Records run from 15 to 2,150 m, with a median of 400 m. Most are from low hills on Cuba, Puerto Rico and Jamaica.
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