Encephalartos sclavoi
A critically endangered Tanzanian cycad with about 50 mature plants left in the wild; trunks reach about 1 m with dark green leaves 1.7–2 m long. It suits warm, frost-free, bright conditions with year-round moisture and a sharply drained mix.
Where it grows wild
Not well documented; East African mountain Encephalartos usually grow on rocky slopes and outcrops in grassland or at forest margins.
Single climate site at about 1300 m.
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