Coniogramme emeiensis originates from the mountainous forest areas of China. In these temperate regions, the fern grows in sheltered, moist areas under the canopy of trees. It belongs to the Dryopteridaceae family and is known for its shiny, decorative leaves. In its natural habitat, Coniogramme emeiensis benefits from filtered light and constantly moist soil. This fern has adapted to partial shade to shady conditions, making it particularly suitable for gardens with less direct sunlight. Due to its strength and adaptability, Coniogramme emeiensis is popular with lovers of unusual foliage plants. This fern reaches an average height of 30 to 60 centimetres and thrives both in the ground and in a spacious pot. With its tropical appearance, Coniogramme emeiensis is a real eye-catcher in shady gardens, on the terrace or indoors. For additional information about this unusual fern from Araflora, please refer to the symbols below.

Coniogramme emeiensis grows best in partial shade to shade, in moist but well-drained soil. Regular watering is important, especially during dry periods. This fern likes humus-rich soil that retains moisture well without remaining wet. In mild winters, Coniogramme emeiensis often remains beautifully green. During severe frost, it is wise to protect the fern with a layer of leaves or a fleece cover. In a pot, it is advisable to pay extra attention to watering and winter protection. With the right care, Coniogramme emeiensis remains a strong, low-maintenance plant that offers ornamental value for many years. The Araflora care symbols below provide information about the care of this unusual fern.