x Dyckcohnia Size:8-inch Pot It has gray scurfy leaves

It has gray scurfy leaves in an upright flaring rosette

Our stock originated in Honduras where it grows in montane pine forests at 2500 to 6000 feet of altitude

The foliage is heavily armed with large spines

Bright glossy red veneer with dark red bands

that gets darker with age and strong light

x Dyckcohnia Size:8-inch Pot It has gray scurfy leavesThis is a large growing plant. A bigeneric cross made here at Tropiflora is a cultivar of (Deuterocohnia brevispicata x Dyckia estevesii). The plant grows larger than either parent, to about four feet across and nearly three feet tall in a leafy rosette of arching red green leaves with red margins and substantial red spines. The leaves are tough and fairly stiff, three inches wide at the base, tapering to a fine point. In strong light the entire plant