Blechnum articulatum
A water fern of rainforest stream banks in the uplands of the Queensland Wet Tropics, now usually placed in Parablechnum. Grow it shaded, cool-nighted and constantly moist, like a creekside fern rather than a dry-tolerant one.
Where it grows wild
Wet stream banks in upland tropical rainforest, rooted in damp soil and among rocks at the water's edge.
Recorded at 400–1300 m, median 1000 m, mostly on the Atherton Tableland and nearby ranges.
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