Kleinia amaniensis
A rarely recorded succulent Kleinia known only from a handful of sites in north-eastern Tanzania, in the Usambara and nearby mountains, named after Amani in the East Usambaras. Little is published about its habitat, so treat it as a warm, bright-shade succulent from a humid upland climate with two rainy seasons.
Where it grows wild
Not well documented. From the record sites and the genus it most likely grows on rocks or in thin soil at forest edges and in bushland of the Eastern Arc foothills, in brighter spots than the surrounding forest.
No record carries an elevation; the two climate sites sit at about 900–1,050 m.
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