Dudleya palmeri
A rosette succulent of the central California coast, from Monterey to Los Angeles County, on rocky slopes and cliffs near the sea. It grows in cool, foggy winters and rests dry through summer, so in cultivation it rots if watered in summer heat.
Where it grows wild
Rocky coastal slopes, bluffs and cliffs in coastal scrub, in full sun moderated by marine fog.
Sea level to about 100 m; records 21–124 m, median 36 m.
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