This wonderful rare and rarely seen Dyckia thrives in nature in the Brazilian state of Bahia.
It grows on rocky terrain. Several hints are peculiar to this plant.
- Leaves have just one point sharp spine only. There is no spine on the edges of the leaves.
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The leaf point is very characteristic as the line edges fold over themselves
to form the accute terminal aculeum, This we see only on sulcatas and
reitzii plants.
- Leaves are very very succulent. This allows the plant to survive long periods without rains.
- The Dyckia lines are clearly visible. Those are reinforcement lines giving the plant a sturdy structure.
Flowers are orange and seeds are very large, They ae amid the biggest seeds in a Dyckia.
- The plant emites up to four flower stalks in a time.
There is a stunning beautiful completely white version also found in the very same area. I shall publish some pictures soon.
I have some seeds.
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