Ceratozamia subroseophylla
A recently described Mexican cycad from rainforest in southern Veracruz, named for its pinkish new leaves. Treat it as a warm, humid understory cycad in a sharply draining mix.
Where it grows wild
The understory of humid lowland to submontane forest, which is typical for Ceratozamia; habitat notes specific to this species are sparse.
Recorded at 420–498 m; one climate grid cell lies at about 920 m.
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