Dudleya campanulata
A clumping Dudleya endemic to the igneous sea cliffs and sea stacks of Punta Banda near Ensenada, Baja California. It lives in cool, foggy maritime air with full sun, grows in the mild winter and rests through the dry summer; give it bright light, a mineral mix and strong airflow.
Where it grows wild
West-facing igneous ocean cliffs and sea stacks on the south side of Punta Banda, near La Bufadora, forming mounds of up to 150 rosettes.
Coastal cliffs, about 16 to 130 m.
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