Chaloupkaea pisidica
A rosette succulent named after Pisidia, the ancient region of the western Taurus around Isparta and Burdur in south-western Türkiye. There are no usable wild records or measured climate, so this profile is generalised from the genus and that limestone mountain region. Grow it as a hardy rock plant: full sun, sharp drainage, a dry summer slowdown and a cold winter.
Where it grows wild
Assumed limestone rock crevices and stony slopes in the western Taurus, inferred from the name and genus; no species-specific habitat data were found.
Unknown; relatives grow at about 1,400–2,900 m.
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