Parodia ritteriana
A small globular Parodia of the grassy, rocky lowlands and low hills of Uruguay, southern Brazil and northeastern Argentina. It wants strong sun, a fast-draining mineral mix, warm wet summers and a cool, drier winter rest. Little is published on this name itself, so the profile leans on the measured climate and on related Parodia of the Notocactus group.
Where it grows wild
Like its Notocactus-group relatives it most likely grows in rock crevices and thin soil among grasses on open outcrops, partly shaded by grass tufts but otherwise in full sun.
The few elevation readings fall between about 230 and 420 m, matching lowland grassland and low hills.
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Profiles are drafts built from measured range and climate and from published sources; each section carries its own confidence in the app.