Echeveria chiclensis
A Peruvian Echeveria from the dry western slopes of the central Andes, named after Chicla in the upper Rímac valley. Specimens come from roadside shrubby vegetation, steep hills and puna canyons in Lima and Pasco departments at about 2400–3950 m. It expects mild days, cool nights and a long dry season.
Where it grows wild
Labels describe roadside remnants of shrubby vegetation on steep hills, the side of a dirt road along a river, and a canyon in puna. It grows on rocky, open slopes.
Recorded at about 2400–3950 m in the Andes of central Peru.
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