Showing posts with label Dyckia beateae. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dyckia beateae. Show all posts

January 31, 2013

Dyckia beateae and Dyckia Picante

Dyckia beateae  and Dyckia Picante



Dyckia beateae
Dyckia beateae a native to the state of Mato Grosso, Brazil
Dyckia beateae


Dyckia Picante
Nice big plant in a 12 inch pot.

BSI has this to say about Dyckia Picante.

"Dyckia Picante cv. of platyphylla x 'Lad Cutak' - (See 'Coronet') - Tropiflora said, "A dense rosette of wide and arching deep red-wine leaves make this medium (to 8") grower a standout - neat and trim w/large light colored spines"."

June 24, 2010

Dyckia goehringii and Dyckia beateae

Dyckia beateae
This beauty, still uncommon, forms a large rosette, to over 12" across, with recurving, stiff, bronzy leaves that have really giant yellowish spines. ↑

Dyckia goehringii F2 G ↑

Dyckia goehringii F2 B ↑


Dyckia goehringii F2 A ↑

The only Dyckia goehringii's I have are not the true Species but a plants from seed from the true Species.
What the father was I do not know but it look close to the true Species.
From the seed that came up they were labeled with letters.

March 13, 2010

Dyckia beateae

I have not cleaned up my plant after this cold winter as yet.
Small flower and fuzzey


This is the frist time this dyckia had flowered for me.