Cycas hongheensis
A small cycad confined to limestone cliffs in the dry, hot Red River valley of Honghe, southeastern Yunnan, China. It is critically endangered in the wild; grow it in full sun, a very free-draining limestone mix and a cool, dry winter.
Where it grows wild
It grows on steep limestone cliffs and rocky slopes in dry, open scrub in the Red River (Honghe) valley, often in full sun.
The measured sites are at about 1400–1700 m, adjusted from the climate grid.
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