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somewhat bottle-shaped at the base and exceedingly spiny
We have not seen the flower so we cannot tell whether the plant is a species or hybrid for sure but in time the breeder will register this and we will know
if short lived
A medium sized plant with a few leaved rosette of grayish-green leaves to over 30 inches
marnier-lapostollei in the grex
Hylaeaicum myrmecophilum Size:6-inch Pot somewhat bottle-shaped at the baseAn oddity from the Amazon and eastern slopes of the Andes is nearly always found in association with certain species of ants, growing out of their arboreal nests where it receives protection from predators, fertilizer in a nutrient poor environment and possibly pollination and seed dispersal services. In spite of its constant association with ants in the wild, it grows quite well without their help in cultivation. The plant grows in an open loose