In a clay pot by @happysynthesis Operating on the strict moisture patterns of the local coastline, this form relies entirely on the daily Camanchaca fog rolling off the ocean to survive the rainless terrain. Its primary growth and metabolic activity occur during the cool, high-humidity months of late winter and spring when fog condensation is at its peak. It enters a deep, protective dormancy to prevent desiccation during the heat of mid-summer. In cultivation, it demands a strict mineral-dominant substrate (like an 80% pumice and granite mix) and a very light watering hand, keeping the plant bone-dry during winter and peak summer, and offering moisture only during the cool shoulder seasons.