Zamia nana
A small, endangered cycad endemic to Coclé Province in Panama, known from a handful of records in one area of mid-elevation forest. Grow it warm and humid under filtered shade, in a free-draining but moisture-holding mix, and keep it a little drier in the short dry season.
Where it grows wild
No published habitat details were found. The records cluster on the Caribbean-influenced uplands of Coclé, where small Zamia species usually grow terrestrially in the understory of wet forest.
The recorded site is about 1,000 m, well above the coarse climate grid (about 130 m).
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