Echeveria halbingeri
Echeveria halbingeri is a small, clustering, grey-green rosette with pink-tinged edges, native to cliffs and rocky slopes in the dry canyons of Hidalgo and Querétaro in central Mexico. It grows among rocks in thin, poor soil at about 1,500-2,000 m, with a summer rainy season and a dry, cool winter. It is widely sold and does best with strong light, a gritty mix and a dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Rupicolous on rocky slopes and cliffs in thorny scrub (matorral espinoso), including the Metztitlán canyon area and sandstone peaks, rooted in pockets of poor mineral soil among rocks.
Collections cluster at about 1,500-2,000 m; one label records 3,000 m in an open meadow near El Chico, which is unusually high.
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