Ceratozamia decumbens
A cycad with a reclining, decumbent stem from central Veracruz, Mexico, described in 2009 and listed on CITES Appendix I. It grows at about 720–750 m in seasonally wet forest. Give it warm, humid shade, a drier winter and a very free-draining mix.
Where it grows wild
Generalised from central Veracruz Ceratozamia: the understory of tropical to submontane forest on steep, often limestone slopes. The reclining stems suit sloping ground.
Recorded at 720–754 m (4 records).
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