Echeveria peruviana
Echeveria peruviana is the main South American Echeveria, ranging through the Andes of Peru, Bolivia and northwest Argentina, mostly between about 2,200 and 3,800 m, occasionally higher. It grows on rock outcrops, cliff ledges and stony slopes in semi-arid shrubland, with cool days, cold nights and a dry austral winter.
Where it grows wild
Labels describe rocky slopes, cliff ledges and rock outcrops, arid rocks among mosses, Tillandsia and Peperomia at Ollantaytambo, semi-arid shrubland with Baccharis and Puya, and shrubland with Weinmannia, Polylepis and Schinus.
Wild records range from about 1,400 to 4,360 m, most between 2,200 and 3,800 m (median 2,850 m).
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