Sincoraea aff. burlemarxii EB HOHENBERGIA A rare and slow-growing species

A rare and slow-growing species that is in much demand but very short supply

probably made by hummingbirds visiting a greenhouse

reduced water and feeding and under-potting will force the plant to take on its best form and color

A variable species widespread in rocky areas of Brazil’s caatinga and cerrado environments

our plant originated in the Chapada Diamantina area of Bahia

Sincoraea aff. burlemarxii EB HOHENBERGIA A rare and slow-growing speciesOne of many clones of Sincoraea burlemarxii that we have in our collection. We are always seeking new forms and different clones in order to keep a viable representation of as many of these variable plants as possible for future needs. At any rate, this clone is large growing with narrow leaves and takes on a distinct reddish tint in strong light. The leaves are covered with a veneer of silver trichomes so the plant takes on a pink appearance. At