I have this plant in deep-shade and in full-sunshine in a fairly dryish soil ; once it became established it almost became too rampant ! Soil is neutral/acidic free-draining .
Four weeks ago I extracted a fair amount (half a wheelie-bin) of this purely as it was beginning to smother other smaller ferns .
A very hardy species ; I also grow its more steadily growing relative , Adiantum pedatum .
"Four weeks ago I extracted a fair amount (half a wheelie-bin) of this
purely as it was beginning to smother other smaller ferns ."
Wow, I still have mine in fairly small pots. Good to know they don't mind dry soil or full sun. I thought they like very damp soil and shade. Just goes to show.
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It might be beneficial to plant yours outside in a position of moist dappled shade ; maybe this would give it time to acclimatise prior to Winter .
It has probably been used to g/house conditions , then suddenly warm & drying winds have been a shock to the system .