Echeveria eximia
An old horticultural name, published by Morren in 1875 from a plant in European cultivation. There is no checklist distribution and only one GBIF record, in Tamaulipas, so its wild origin and conditions are uncertain; treat it like a typical sun-loving Mexican Echeveria.
Where it grows wild
No habitat information was reachable. The single record lies in the foothills of the Sierra Madre Oriental in Tamaulipas, where Echeveria grow on rocky slopes and cliffs.
The one record carries no elevation.
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