Dyckia distachia aurea xDyckcohnia producing a profusion of bright

producing a profusion of bright yellow bell-shaped flowers with flaring corollas

This stunning cultivar has been the plant of choice for Billbergia hybridizers ever since its introduction by Bob Whitman in the ‘80s

two-tone white and purple

These were the only ones ever to leave our nursery in the U

Broad leaves in young offsets are lime green with light brown edging

Dyckia distachia aurea xDyckcohnia producing a profusion of brightNative to Brazil and Paragua, a smaller, more compact species suitable for pot culture or rock gardens. A 4 to 8 inch leafy rosette with broad leaves tapering to a point, very thick and triangular. The color is light green, glossy and the margins bear moderate, light colored spines. The plant flushes yellow with maturity.