Blechnum vieillardii
A New Caledonian endemic fern recorded from sea level to about 1,180 m, mostly in the hills of the main island. Treat it as a warm, humid forest-edge fern: bright shade, steady moisture and a lean, acidic, free-draining medium.
Where it grows wild
Little species-specific habitat detail is published; like many New Caledonian Blechnum it probably grows on banks and forest margins, including on ultramafic soils. Treated here as a terrestrial fern of humid forest and edges.
Recorded from 0–1180 m, median about 360 m.
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