x Dyckcohnia 'June' INTERIOR yellow-marginated and covered with red

yellow-marginated and covered with red bands and speckles that are more noticeable from the underside

A strange species from Minas Gerais that looks more like an inflorescence than a plant

tapering to a point

thus allowing the plant to 'climb' to the tops of trees over many seasons

The name as we have it as now is Hechtia cf

x Dyckcohnia 'June' INTERIOR yellow-marginated and covered with redA hybrid by Jim Georgisus. It is a mounding plant with 5 to 7 inch rosettes bearing prominent marginal spines and a stout terminal spine. The overall color is slightly metallic reddish, with a wash of silver from the trichomes. The undersides of the leaves are all silver. It is a real beauty!