Davallia sessilifolia
An epiphytic hare's-foot fern found from Sumatra and the Philippines to New Guinea, Vanuatu and Fiji, mostly in humid hill and lower montane forest around 900 m. Grow it like other tropical Davallia: mounted or in a basket, with bright filtered light, mild steady temperatures and humid, moving air.
Where it grows wild
Davallia creep with scaly rhizomes over tree trunks, branches and mossy rocks in humid forest. Notes specific to this species were not found.
Records span 50–1770 m with a median of 915 m, so most plants grow in mild hill and lower montane forest.
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