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Davallia tasmanii is a small, slow-growing fern from New Zealand and Tasmania that prefers dry conditions. It is grown from spores or rooted divisions, and the key to success is not overwatering.
Davallia tasmanii is a fern in the family Davalliaceae found mainly in New Zealand (Three Kings Islands) and Tasmania. It grows well in dry place and the growth is very slow. It can grow from spores and rooted pieces.
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