Pilosocereus brooksianus
A columnar tree cactus endemic to the dry south coast of eastern Cuba, with glaucous blue-green ribbed stems and spines up to 3 cm. It needs constant warmth and strong sun, with a drier spell in winter.
Where it grows wild
Coastal dry thorn scrub and limestone terraces along the arid southern coast of Guantánamo and Santiago de Cuba, inferred from the record sites and the genus.
Few records carry an elevation; sites lie near the coast, roughly 0 to 200 m.
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