Rhizome: erect, short, branching, scales clathrate, dark brown to black, to 4 mm. Frond: 18 cm high by 1.2 cm wide, evergreen, somewhat dimorphic, fertile fronds stiff, erect, sterile prostrate, only to 10 cm, blade/stipe ratio: 1:1 to 6:1. Stipe: reddish brown at base, green distally, lustrous, dark reddish brown to black, narrowly triangular scales grading into glandular hairs, vascular bundles: 2 C-shaped, back to back, uniting to 1 upwards in an X-shape. Blade: 1-pinnate, linear, widest above the middle, tapering to either end, thin, pale green, glabrous or with sparse minute hairs. Pinnae: 6 to 21 pair, rhombic or ovate, apex rounded to acute, sometimes toothed, subopposite; costae indistinct; margins crenate or entire; veins free, forked. Sori: linear, 1.5 mm, 1-2 pairs per pinna, paired across the midrib, indusium: white or translucent, thin, entire, often deciduous, on one side of the sorus, sporangia: brown, maturity: midsummer to late fall. Dimensionality: pinnae tilted forward in lower part of blade.
Green Spleenwort Care
Asplenium Viride
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Humidity
High
Lighting
Part Sun
Hardiness zone
3 - 8
Difficulty
Medium
Hibernation
Cold Period
How to Care for the Plant
Water
Water especially the first weeks, every other day. Then the first summer in case of drought water them twice a week. In pots, water weekly when you notice that the substrate is dry and shrinks. If it still seems very wet on contact, wait a little bit more between the watering.
Pruning
Remove the damaged leaves at the end of winter.
Sunlight
They support all exposures, but they may become a little dry in summer in full sun.
Soil
Asplenium trichomanes like a fresh and well-drained soil: they are rocky perennials
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