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Echeveria hyalina is a compact succulent rosette from the highlands of central Mexico, grown for its grayish-green leaves. The key to growing it is bright light, sharp drainage, and watering only when the soil is fully dry.
Echeveria hyalina is a succulent perennial herb in the family Crassulaceae, naturally occurring only in the highlands of central Mexico.
In the wild, Echeveria hyalina grows on rocky slopes in oak and coniferous forests, and subalpine meadows, at elevations between 1800 and 3400 meters (5900 to 11,150 feet).
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