Dyckia ibiramensis
A rare Dyckia from the Itajaí-Açu valley around Ibirama in Santa Catarina, Brazil. It grows as a rheophyte on sunny riverside rocks that flood from time to time. It wants strong sun, warm humid summers, cool winters, and more water than most Dyckia, but the roots must still drain fast.
Where it grows wild
Rocky riverbanks and outcrops in the Atlantic Forest region, exposed to full sun and periodic flooding.
Records lie at 125–225 m.
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