Echeveria nuda
A shrubby Echeveria with rosettes of smooth, bright green, hairless leaves ('nuda') on branching stems, and yellowish-red flowers. It grows in the humid mountains of eastern Mexico, mainly around the Pico de Orizaba region on the Puebla–Veracruz border. It is a green, forest-edge species that tolerates less sun and more moisture than the chalky desert types.
Where it grows wild
The records cluster in the montane oak and pine-oak forests of the Puebla–Veracruz border. There it grows on rocks, banks and among shrubs at forest edges. Some plants of this group grow on tree trunks, but its main habit here is taken to be on rock. The habitat is inferred from records and the genus.
Recorded from 1,249 to 3,100 m, with a median of 2,100 m (18 records).
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