Two beauties, white ones

Dyckia delicata

Dyckia pseudodelicata

 

Dyckia hb South Star. Dyckia brevifolia var. subidensis X Dyckia fosteriana Var. Sengés-PR

 

CROTON, ALWAYS COLORFUL, AND DYCKIA HB MERCURY

 

Dyckia delicata white (SEEDS ARE AVAILABLE)

 

Dyckia delicata rubra and Dyckia pseudodelicata rubra close together

 

Dyckia delicata rubra

Dyckia pseudodelicata rubra

Both spectacular plants

The Princess and the Queen of all Dyckias.

Both come from Brazil extreme South, Rio Grande do Sul State.

Enchodyckia Tetéia seedling

 

Dyckia pseudodelicata and Dyckia delicata

Both are white young plants

 

Dycki hebdingii X Dyckia delicata seedling

 

Dyckia hb Mercury X Dyckia fosteriana var. Sengés sowed on Mars 13th this year.

Seeds, all germinated and many suffered fungi attack. I should have sterilized the substrate.

Many seeds means bigger opportunity of getting something super hot from there.

Sees are all miraculous.

 

Dyckia brevifolia dense mass of plants

This huge mass of brevifolia is all the very same plant.  This is the result of head division and a typical way Dyckias have to duplicate themselves. They are all identical twins and have the very same DNA.

The original plant was, found by my mother, freed from the rock it lived on by a huge flood in Rio Itajaí river at he beginning of 70 years last century.

Bellow we see Dyckia brevifolia var. subidensis I collected in early 90 years.

Seeds are all and each a miracle. They guard evoluted beings. From seeds come novelties, plants fresh and new to our eyes.

Another point, I praise huge pots for Dyckias. Brevifolias do not do this in tiny black plastic pots.

Dyckias as every being on Earth need freedom to show beauty

 

Enchodyckia Tetéia young pretty seedling

 

Dyckia pampeana, the smallest Dyckia species of all

It reproduces by stolons so the plants in one colony are all the very same,

It blooms too and produces seeds but this proved to be rare when under cultivation

I HAVE A VERY FEW AVAILABLE SEEDS.

 

The bigeneric seedling today. Enchodyckia Tetéia

Like says that old song: 

"Que sera, sera, whatever will be will be

The future is not ours to see

What will be will be."

 

Dyckia hb Mercury X Dyckia fosteriana Sengés sown a month before today

 

Sown on Mars 13th, exactly a month before today.

Enchodyckia Tetéia seedling. Encholirium agavoides X Dyckia delicata

 

This is a seedling, a Dyckia delicata one

 

This does looks lice a Dyckia pseudodelicata seedling but I never saw one, not up to now as my pseudodelicatas did not bloom yet.

The father plant is not determinated but guessed as this is a stray seedling;

Do you believe all Dyckia species are species? Let me tell you without willing to convince you, the immense Dyckia species are in fact hybrids. The parent plant may no long exist but the one left is a hybrid.

Botanic adores law, rules but nature does not have drawers

Dyckia pseudodelicata lives in nture amid several other Dyckias and many of those are hybrids, natural ones.

Do you dare to compre? Here down the seedling we are showing and a Dyckia pseudodelicata as companion. They share the very same Vietnamese  large enameled ceramic beige colored bowl:
 

Dyckia hb Mercury and garden company

Dyckias are superb plants and they coexist fantastically happy in the garden.

Here we also see some juvenile Dyckia goehringii hybrids

A garden may be a fantasy, a painting like one, something to breath take you, to starry eye you.

I do like this picture, it does so.

A croton,a fantasy plant the need sun exposition and air humidity and warm.