Echeveria guatemalensis
A rosette Echeveria of the mountains of Costa Rica and western Panama, growing at 1,100–2,150 m in a mild climate with a short dry season. It wants bright light, mild temperatures all year and more water in summer than most Mexican Echeveria.
Where it grows wild
Probably on rock outcrops, road cuts and as an epiphyte on trees in montane forest, as other Costa Rican Echeveria are; no species-specific habitat notes were found.
Recorded at 1100–2150 m, median 1600 m; most climate cells are much lower, so temperatures are adjusted for altitude.
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