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

by a group of adventurous naturalists including taxonomist Elton Leme

Native to limestone outcrops near Nizanda

Called the ‘Pinecone Euphorbia’ for good reason

Differs widely in appearance from its more common relative

The flowers are typically orange to yellow and a little larger and bear no noticeable fragrance

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.