Callisia soconuscensis
A creeping, somewhat succulent Callisia from the Pacific lowlands and foothills of southern Mexico and Guatemala, where a hot wet summer alternates with a long dry season. It is easy-going in cultivation: bright light, warm temperatures and moderate watering, with less water in winter.
Where it grows wild
No species-specific habitat notes were found. By the measured range, it grows in seasonally dry tropical forest and scrub on the Pacific slope, where Callisia species usually creep over rocks and the ground in partial shade.
Recorded at 81–821 m, median 288 m.
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