Bolbitis heteroclita
A creeping, often rheophytic fern of shaded streams and wet rocks in tropical and subtropical Asia, notable for leaf tips that root and form new plantlets. It wants warm, humid shade and a constantly moist root run, and can be grown on wood or rock in a terrarium or paludarium.
Where it grows wild
Wet rocks, stream banks and moist forest floors in shaded lowland and lower montane forest, sometimes scrambling up rocks and tree bases.
Mostly lowland, median about 220 m, reaching about 1,770 m.
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