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Can Pyrrosia piloselloides be grown indoors? I grow bromeliads and orchids and other plants that require a decent amount of humidity and attention. I would be interested to hear any opinions on this.
I'd never heard of this genus so i looked it up. Quite an interesting fern related to staghorn fern and with tiny reddish hairs. Seems suited to indoor culture if you can keep the humidity up.
I could try to grow it outdoors in the summer, but Pyrrosia piloselloides could not be grown outdoors year round where I live, in zone 5. Other ferns in the Pyrrosia genus are more hardy, Pyrrosia lingua, and Pyrrosia hastata are hardy to about zone 7 or 8 or something like that, but Pyrrosia piloselloides comes from south east Asia (Philippines, Malaysia), and is much less hardy.
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