Dyckia saxatilis
A Brazilian Dyckia of rocky outcrops, most records around 1,300 m in the uplands of Minas Gerais and neighbouring states. It forms tight, spiny rosettes in full sun and expects a wet summer followed by a long, very dry winter.
Where it grows wild
As its name suggests, it grows on rock: exposed outcrops and rocky grassland (campo rupestre type habitats), rooting in crevices and thin mineral soil in full sun.
Recorded from near sea level to about 1,690 m, median about 1,320 m.
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