Rokautskyia latifolius cv. formati type SEL1987-0240 PACHYPODIUM There is a light red

There is a light red veneer over the leaves that intensifies at anthesis

A  hybrid from Chester Skotak (not yet registered

To me the plant resembles some natural hybrids of Dyckia choristaminea that we have seen in Rio Grande do Sul

The name comes from the fact that the spines are soft despite their appearance

narrower leaves and a bright orange coloration in bright light typify this form

Rokautskyia latifolius cv. formati type SEL1987-0240 PACHYPODIUM There is a light redThis plant has been known for some time possibly, as early as the 1970's, however it was not formally described until 1991 by Elton Leme. It also comes from the state of Eprito Santo, Brazil from the Atlantic rain forest. It looks like a green form of Cryptanthus argyrophyllus, at first discovery it was thought it was a variety or close relative. The plant has the general shape of Cryptanthus argyrophyllus, but is totally green with bright white dense