Dyckia saxatilis SEL1995-0187 Minas NEOREGELIA aeranthos though it must be

aeranthos though it must be significantly different enough to deserve species status

Just then a thief struck and took both offsets

flat rosette to 18 inches in diameter having dark pink undulating leaves

’  Owing to its ancestry

Compact with broad leaves in an upright

Dyckia saxatilis SEL1995-0187 Minas NEOREGELIA aeranthos though it must beA smaller growing species from Minas Gerais, Brazil. A rarely seen plant with narrow, stiff leaves, green with small, soft, pale white marginal spines. A short spike bears orange flowers. Our plants came from the Marie Selby Botanical Gardens collection with the accession number of SEL1995 0187, it was collected by Harry Luther in Minas Gerais, Brazil near Serra do Cabral in the vicinity of Joaquim Felicio on an expedition with Leme, Benzing and