Davallia heterophylla
A small creeping Davallia found from Thailand and Malesia across to Samoa and Tonga, mostly in hot, wet lowlands. It has a furry creeping rhizome and fronds of two shapes, and grows on tree trunks and rocks. Grow it like a warm, humid miniature rabbit's-foot fern: mounted or in a shallow basket, with constant warmth and moisture.
Where it grows wild
Little is published for this species. It is a small creeping epiphyte and lithophyte of lowland and hill forest; the conditions here are inferred from the measured climate and from the genus.
Recorded at 0–2100 m, median 230 m.
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