Blechnum simillimum
A hard fern of Madagascar's humid eastern forests, recorded mostly between 500 and 1500 m, with outliers on Réunion and the Comoros. Grow it like other tropical-montane Blechnum: warm days, cool nights, constantly moist acidic medium and soft shade.
Where it grows wild
Recorded across Madagascar's eastern rainforest belt from near sea level to almost 2000 m; inferred from the genus to be a terrestrial fern of shaded forest floor, banks and stream edges.
40–1950 m, median about 1000 m in 129 records.
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