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This hybrid of (chiapensis x capitata ‘Red’) by Steve Correale is a jewel
Clustering rosettes of coppery-green to glaucous leaves
rooting at internodes
bearing bright red tips and covered with lime-green speckles and flecks
can exceed 24 inches and is yellowish with up to ten upright branches and long
Hechtia caulescens VIPP 4-8-19 This hybrid of (chiapensis xAn exciting new species described by Lpez Ferrari, Espejo & Martnez Correa in 2009. Native to southern Mexico in the states of Morelos, Puebla & Oaxaca (ours is from Huajuapan de Leon, Oaxaca) where it forms carpet like colonies. The leaves are silvery green, about an inch wide, tapering to a point, with large spines, scalloped margins and blood spots when grown in good light. The most interesting feature, to us anyway, is its stoloniferous habit. The