Tradescantia peninsularis
A Tradescantia endemic to the Cape region of Baja California Sur, recorded from near sea level to the Sierra de la Laguna. It lives through a long hot dry spring and grows with the late-summer rains, so give it warmth, bright light and a drier rest.
Where it grows wild
Recorded in the southern tip of Baja California Sur, likely in shaded rocky canyons, arroyo banks and under shrubs of dry thorn scrub and oak-pine foothills. Habitat is inferred from the record locations and the genus.
Recorded from 12 to 1,390 m, median 405 m.
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