Zamia angustifolia
A small, narrow-leaved coontie-group cycad of Cuban dry forest and Bahamian coastal dunes. It wants hot, bright conditions, a very fast-draining sandy mix and a dry winter, and is slow but tough once established.
Where it grows wild
Dry forest and scrub in Cuba and open coastal sand dunes on Eleuthera in the Bahamas; plants grow in sun or the thin shade of low dry woodland.
A lowland species; measured sites sit below about 100 m.
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