Callisia insignis
A Mexican highland spiderwort recorded mostly between 2,100 and 2,700 m on the central plateau. It follows a dry, cool, bright winter and a mild, rainy summer, so it suits a bright, cool windowsill better than a warm, humid tank.
Where it grows wild
Probably found on rocky slopes, in scrub and at the edges of oak and pine woodland in the central Mexican highlands. This is inferred from the record elevations and from related Callisia; species-specific notes were not found.
The recorded elevations run from 873 to 2,700 m, with a median of 2,180 m.
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