Echeveria pendulosa
A Venezuelan Echeveria described by Kimnach and Uhl; the name refers to its hanging habit. GBIF holds no wild occurrence records, only chromosome-count citations, so its habitat and climate are essentially undocumented. Its care has to be inferred from Andean cliff-dwelling Echeveria.
Where it grows wild
Undocumented. The name suggests pendent rosettes, typical of plants hanging from cliffs or steep rock faces; Venezuelan Echeveria mostly grow in the Andes and coastal mountains.
Unknown. Montane (well above 1000 m) is assumed, as for other Venezuelan Echeveria.
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