Zealandia pustulata is a species of fern native to eastern Australia and New Zealand.

[3] This epiphytic fern species seems to climb onto suitable substrates (fallen logs, rocks, growing plants etc.)

Generally, the species exhibits 1-9 pairs of lobed, glossy-green fronds which are erect to pendant and can range from 5-50 cm in length.

They have distinct, relatively large (approximately 3-4 mm wide) circular sori on their abaxial surface.

They are evident across a range of wet sclerophyll forest and rainforest, as well as more open, subalpine environments,[5] with preferred growing conditions being in ferneries or gullies in partial- to full shade.