Echeveria maxonii
A little-known Echeveria from the highlands of Guatemala and the Sierra Madre Oriental of Hidalgo, Mexico. Herbarium labels record it on rocks, on mossy trees and on a north-facing conglomerate face by a waterfall, at about 1550-3000 m. Treat it as a humid-montane rock and epiphyte Echeveria: bright but not baking, cool nights, never waterlogged.
Where it grows wild
Specimen labels note plants 'on mossy tree', 'epifita', 'rocks' and 'north-facing rock, on conglomerate at waterfall', so it grows on rock faces and trunks in humid montane forest.
Specimens range from about 1550 to 3000 m; the six elevation-bearing wild records have a median of 1769 m.
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