Dyckia pseudococcinea SEL1993-0033 Size:4.5-inch Pot by a group of adventurous

by a group of adventurous naturalists including taxonomist Elton Leme

A deciduous species that when dormant should be allowed to dry out somewhat

Called the ‘Pinecone Euphorbia’ for good reason

Native to limestone outcrops near Nizanda

A shrubby plant with very spiny stems produces leaves of green

Dyckia pseudococcinea SEL1993-0033 Size:4.5-inch Pot by a group of adventurousAn interesting Brazilian species of grassland habitats. Our plant is a descendant of a collection made in Restinga do Marica, Rio de Janeiro by Luther, Benzing, Nahoum & Read in 1993. (Selby accession number: SEL1993 0033) A smallish species with narrow leaves but some clones differ. Our clone has quite narrow, mostly green leaves in tuft like rosettes. A prolific pupper, it will form fairly dense clusters of plants.