Opuntia zamudioi
A prickly pear of the Mexican central plateau, abundant in high semi-arid scrub and grassland at around 1900–2100 m. It wants full sun, a summer rainy season and a cold, dry winter, and copes with light frost when kept dry.
Where it grows wild
Recorded across the Mexican plateau in open matorral, grassland and scrubby oak or mesquite country, usually on rocky or sandy soils in full sun.
Recorded at 76–2530 m with a median of 1929 m; most records are high-plateau sites.
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