Drynaria pilosa
A basket fern of the Philippines, Sulawesi and the Maluku islands. Like other Drynaria it is a trunk and rock epiphyte with sterile nest leaves that trap debris, needing bright light, warmth and a medium that drains instantly.
Where it grows wild
Published habitat detail is very thin; the genus grows on tree trunks and rocks in open forest, forest edges and plantations, often in quite bright positions.
Few records carry an elevation; climate sites placed at 16–1250 m.
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