Ceratozamia tenuis
A cloud-forest cycad from the central Veracruz mountains, long treated as part of Ceratozamia mexicana and reinstated in 2016. It grows at 1200–1850 m on volcanic, basaltic soils under forest shade, so give it mild temperatures, cool winter nights, steady moisture and very good drainage.
Where it grows wild
Terrestrial in the understory of cloud forest on volcanic soils with basalt rock.
1200–1850 m (published description); the climate site is at 1350 m.
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