Echeveria chilonensis
A Bolivian Echeveria named after Chilón in Santa Cruz department; Echeveria vanvlietii is a synonym. Specimens come from dry inter-Andean valleys and slopes at about 2800–3450 m, near Sucre, Cochabamba and La Paz, so it is a cool highland plant with a dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Specimens were collected on slopes in the inter-Andean valleys of Bolivia, including near Anzaldo (Cochabamba), near Yamparáez south-east of Sucre and on the slopes at Obrajes, La Paz. These are dry, sunny, rocky valleys with scrub.
Specimen labels give 2800 m near Sucre and 3450 m at La Paz.
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