Selaginella laxifolia
A West Indian spikemoss named by Baker and published by Krug in 1897. GBIF holds only four wild records, all from Puerto Rico, and no habitat notes were reachable. Grow it as a warm, humid forest-floor Selaginella of the Puerto Rican hills.
Where it grows wild
No habitat notes were found. The records come from the forested western Cordillera Central of Puerto Rico; a shaded, moist forest-floor habitat is assumed.
No elevations recorded; the measured site lies at about 530 m in the western mountains.
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