Pilosocereus rosae
A columnar, often bluish tree cactus from southeastern Brazil, part of a genus that grows on sunny rock outcrops and in dry woodland. It wants warmth all year, full sun, and a drier, slightly cooler winter. Very little is published about this species, so the profile leans on the genus and one estimated site.
Where it grows wild
Pilosocereus of southeastern Brazil typically grow on granite or gneiss outcrops and in seasonally dry forest with thin soil. Treat this as a genus-level assumption.
No wild records with elevation; the climate site is an estimate at about 580 m.
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