Hohenbergia catingae eximbricata DYCKIA with many leaves in an

with many leaves in an upright rosette

Reaching the base of the cliff

A cultivar of (Deuterocohnia longipetala ‘Silver’ x Pitcairnia burle-marxii) by Ray Lemieux

it can become deep wine-red in strong light with minimal feeding

Hohenbergia catingae eximbricata DYCKIA with many leaves in anA most unusual and deadly slow growing species from Bahia. This clone, a purple clone, came to us originally from the collection of Elton Leme, some years ago. The plant grows to about 30 inches tall in a very, very stiff leaved upright funnel form rosette. The spines are black, very stiff and are extremely sharp. The leaves tint reddish, but are covered with a heavy coating of silver trichomes. The inflorescence of this species is variable and runs