Asplenium gemmiferum
A large, once-pinnate African spleenwort of moist evergreen forest, named for the plantlets (gemmae) that form on the upper rachis. Records run from the southern Cape forests through East Africa to Cameroon. Grow it as a shade-loving forest fern that stays evenly moist, with mild nights and a cooler winter.
Where it grows wild
Moist evergreen and riverine forest, on the forest floor, on shaded rocks and sometimes low on trunks. This is inferred from the records and the genus; no species text was reachable.
Recorded at 350β5500 m, median 1300 m (45 records). Southern African plants grow near sea level to about 600 m; tropical plants sit in montane forest.
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