Callisia laui
A small succulent Callisia from the seasonally dry hills of southwestern Mexico, known from a single wild record in southern Puebla. It forms compact, fleshy rosettes. Give it bright light and warmth, and keep it fairly dry in winter.
Where it grows wild
Generalised from the small succulent Callisia: rosettes on rocks, cliffs and stony soil in tropical deciduous forest and scrub, often partly shaded by rocks or shrubs.
The single record sits at about 1,040 m.
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