Echeveria chiapensis
An Echeveria of the humid highlands of Chiapas and Oaxaca, with outlying records in El Salvador. It grows at about 1500–2600 m in oak and cloud forest country, where the air is humid for much of the year, and specimens have even been collected from house roofs.
Where it grows wild
Herbarium labels record it on steep slopes with oak, in montane rain forest and cloud forest, and on house roofs. It grows on rocks, banks and similar well-drained perches in these humid forests.
GBIF records span 186–2614 m, median 1950 m (32 records); the lowest records are probably cultivated or mislocated.
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