Echeveria derenbergii
A small, offsetting Echeveria from Oaxaca, Mexico, forming clusters of tight, pale grey-green rosettes about 5–6 cm across with red-tipped leaves. It carries bell-shaped yellow and red flowers and is a parent of many hybrids. It wants strong light, a dry and cool winter, and careful watering.
Where it grows wild
Endemic to Oaxaca. The sources checked give no detailed habitat. Like its relatives in the Oaxacan highlands, it is presumed to grow on rocky slopes in open, sunny sites.
No reliable elevation was found. The advice assumes mid-elevation Oaxacan highland conditions: mild days, cool nights and a dry winter.
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