Cryptanthus minarum
An earth-star bromeliad endemic to eastern Brazil, recorded in north-eastern Minas Gerais at a warm, lowland site with a marked dry winter. Very little is published on it; grow it like other terrestrial Cryptanthus: warm, bright-shaded and evenly moist in summer.
Where it grows wild
Cryptanthus are terrestrial rosettes of forest floors and rocky ground in the Atlantic Forest region; nothing more specific is published for this species.
The single record is at about 344 m.
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