Echinocereus brandegeei
A sprawling, ferociously spined hedgehog cactus of the Baja California peninsula's low deserts. It needs blazing sun, heat, very little water and a mineral soil. Cold, wet winters kill it.
Where it grows wild
Sandy and rocky flats, alluvial plains and low hills in Sonoran Desert scrub, forming low clumps among shrubs. This is inferred from the measured sites and the genus.
Lowland: the climate sites lie at 12 to 510 m, and the few elevations recorded are 105 to 459 m.
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