Selaginella grandis
A large, erect Bornean Selaginella introduced to Victorian horticulture in 1882, forming tall, frond-like, much-branched shoots. It comes from hot, perpetually wet lowland rainforest and needs a warm, shaded, very humid terrarium or greenhouse.
Where it grows wild
Terrestrial on the floor of lowland rainforest in Borneo, in shade on moist soil, often near streams.
Measured sites are lowland, from about 13 to 360 m.
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