Dyckia minarum
A terrestrial, rock-dwelling bromeliad from the campos rupestres and rocky grasslands of Minas Gerais and neighbouring Brazilian states. It takes full sun, a wet summer and a dry winter, and forms tough, spiny rosettes.
Where it grows wild
Rock outcrops and stony grassland of the Brazilian highlands, mainly Minas Gerais, also Goiás and Paraná, in full sun.
Recorded at 98–2,002 m, median about 915 m.
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