Hohenbergia catingae eximbricata DYCKIA Brazil where it grows on

Brazil where it grows on exposed rock

A relatively small growing epiphyte from Brazil’s wet Atlantic Forest the cross seems to be more robust and larger than most from nature

The inflorescence is nothing short of spectacular with five to seven

Very rare in cultivatiion

A mound forming miniature lithophytic or terrestrial species from Bolivia and Argentina

Hohenbergia catingae eximbricata DYCKIA Brazil where it grows onA 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