Dyckia bracteata
A terrestrial bromeliad of the rocky highlands of southeastern Brazil, forming spiny rosettes on sun-baked outcrops. Grow it like other Dyckia: full sun, a fast-draining mineral mix, generous summer water and a cool, drier winter.
Where it grows wild
Open rocky outcrops and campo rupestre in the Minas Gerais and EspÃrito Santo highlands, typical of the genus. Species-specific habitat detail is thin; this follows the genus and the measured sites.
Records span 450–2,580 m, median 1,500 m; the heaviest-weighted site sits near 2,500 m in the Caparaó area.
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