Dudleya hendrixii
A Dudleya of the Pacific slope of northern Baja California, with wild observations clustered inland of the coast in Ensenada municipality, roughly 30.8–31°N. It is a winter-growing succulent of a fog-influenced Mediterranean climate: wet, mild winters and dry summers in which it rests.
Where it grows wild
Rocky slopes and outcrops in coastal sage scrub and chaparral of northwestern Baja California, where Dudleya typically grow in rock crevices and thin soil in full sun or light shade. Little is published for this species.
Not recorded; observations lie on the Pacific slope south of Ensenada.
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