Echeveria humilis
A small, low rosette-forming Echeveria of the Sierra Gorda region of Querétaro, Guanajuato and Hidalgo. Herbarium labels place it on limestone and shale slopes and canyon sides in submontane scrub at about 1,070–1,800 m. The climate is warm with a dry winter and spring and a summer–autumn rainy season, so give it strong light, a gritty mix and a dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Specimen labels describe submontane and xerophytic scrub on limestone slopes, canyon walls ('laderas de cañón') and ravines, including Bursera–Prosopis scrub on shale. Plants sit among rocks where water drains away quickly; canyon walls give some sites partial shade.
Measured records run 1,068–2,175 m with a median of 1,680 m; labelled specimens cluster at about 1,070–1,800 m in the canyons around Xichú, Atarjea and Cadereyta.
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