Buce Plant Davallia Parvula

While it is technically possible, this fern thrives best in high-humidity environments like terrariums or vivariums. If you choose to grow it in a pot, you will need to maintain consistently high ambient humidity and ensure the rhizomes are not buried too deeply in the substrate.

No, Davallia Parvula is a terrestrial fern and will not survive if fully submerged. It is specifically designed for terrariums, paludariums, or vivariums where it can access air while maintaining high humidity.

You can either mount the rhizomes onto hardscape materials like driftwood or stone using fishing line or plant glue, or place them directly on top of your substrate. Avoid burying the rhizome completely, as it needs airflow to prevent rot and encourage creeping growth.

It prefers medium to bright indirect light. Avoid placing it in direct, harsh sunlight, which can scorch the delicate, feathery foliage.

This fern has a creeping growth habit, meaning it will slowly spread across your hardscape or substrate over time. Growth speed depends on your specific setup, but it will eventually form a dense, moss-like mat if provided with consistent humidity and proper light.