Dyckia species Segredo JN 2079 VIPP 4-8-19 Ecuadorean T

Ecuadorean T

Tillandsia ‘Luke’ is an exception

The best of all the Amazonian Hylaeaicums (formerly Neoregelias)

slightly longer than the foliage with white-tipped rose-red bracts and open cerulean blue flowers

As the typical form

Dyckia species Segredo JN 2079 VIPP 4-8-19 Ecuadorean TAn as yet unidentified species of Dyckia from the area of Segregado in the state of Rio Grade do Sul, the southernmost state of Brazil. A very robust species with broad, succulent leaves that taper to a point. The color is glabrous green and bear very large marginal spines. It reaches about 12 to 18 inches across in a full, almost spherical rosette. The plant comes from central Rio Grande do Sul, an area of hills and rock outcrops, ideal for Dyckias.