Dyckia rariflora
A spiny terrestrial bromeliad of the rocky uplands around Belo Horizonte and the Quadrilátero Ferrífero in Minas Gerais. Like most Dyckia it wants full sun, a very free-draining mineral mix, and a warm wet summer followed by a dry, cooler winter.
Where it grows wild
Recorded between about 430 and 1,620 m (median 1,000 m) in central Minas Gerais, a region of quartzite and ironstone outcrops with campo rupestre and rocky savanna. The habitat details are inferred from the region and the genus, not from a species account.
429–1,624 m, median 1,000 m (19 records).
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