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Ceradenia jungermannioides, the mossy finger fern, is a small epiphytic fern from tropical America and the Azores, grown mainly by fern enthusiasts. It needs humid, shaded conditions and a loose, airy mounting medium rather than ordinary potting soil.
Ceradenia jungermannioides, the mossy finger fern, is a species of fern in the family Polypodiaceae indigenous to the Neotropical realm (in the Caribbean and the Amazon rainforest) and the Azores.
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