Dyckia species JN 1903 LYMANIA This beautiful species is native

This beautiful species is native to only a couple of isolated canyons in central Honduras

Our original specimen came from Harry Luther at the Marie Selby Botanical Gardens with an accession number of SEL1990-0456

The plant also seems be a more robust grower

provides air circulation for orchids

of (carolinae x concentrica) x ‘Barbarian’

Dyckia species JN 1903 LYMANIA This beautiful species is nativeA very attractive plant that came from Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil's southernmost state. Resembling a Dyckia fosteriana, it forms very leafy 8 inch rosettes of narrow, very silvery leaves with large, well spaced marginal spines. We have grown this plant for many years and still do not have a name. It is quite possible that this plant has been named, but if so, we are not aware of it.