Cycas curranii
A Philippine cycad known from Palawan and Oriental Mindoro, growing in hot, humid lowlands with a dry season from January to April and very heavy rains from June to November. Give it bright light, warmth year round and a free-draining mix, with less water in the cool dry months.
Where it grows wild
Recorded from the Malinao River watershed on Mount Beaufort and from Puerto Princesa, Aborlan and Narra on Palawan, and from Bongabon and Mansalay on Mindoro. Lowland cycads here grow in open forest and forest edges.
Lowland; the measured site is at sea level on Mindoro.
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