Zamia loddigesii
A small, mostly subterranean-stemmed cycad of the Gulf and Caribbean lowlands of Mexico and Belize, growing in seasonally dry to semi-evergreen forest. It wants warmth, bright filtered light and a fast-draining mineral mix, with less water during the cooler, drier months of December to April.
Where it grows wild
Grows on the ground in lowland tropical semi-deciduous and semi-evergreen forest, forest edges and scrub, often on limestone or sandy soils, under a broken canopy.
Mostly lowland: median recorded elevation about 100 m, with most records below about 800 m.
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