Apr 6, 2013
Apr 5, 2013
Dyckia reitzii rubra
As I told you this plant is now getting ready to be red and we shall see it...
It gets redder when the days get shorter and colder.
It is a mountain dweller.
This is one of the most spectacular Dyckias of all.
Apr 4, 2013
Dyckia fosteriana-fosteriana Star of Brazil
Star of Brazil
I made it and I am proud of it.
Two regional fosteriana varieties got together...
... to make the beauty.
It is about blooming and this makes me wonder...what about a marriage here using
Dyckia hb Brittle Star X Dyckia hb Arizona?
...just wondering.
This plant uses to divide its crown and assume a perpendicular habit.
Is this to avoid water from being trapped?
Apr 3, 2013
A new look.....
Big and extra colorful a new face emerges from my dreams....
We are looking for a name here....what you think?
Today it is a rainy day and the plant is a young one, it must improve a lot...
I thinl of many many leaves and a plant to impose....
...an eye catcher to any garden.
Apr 2, 2013
Apr 1, 2013
Dyckia pulquinensis, the Bolivian beauty.
My beautiful and charming Dyckia pulquinensis native to Pulquina, Bolivia.
It is about blooming by the very first time ...
..and I have something in mind...
...that would enrage the purist mind.
But preserving the species is not up on me.
This is a Botanical Garden job and a society one.
Hummmm.....
...of course some pure seeds must be well made....
Dyckia macedoi
Macedoi is a small and charming Dyckia native to Minas Gerais.
Its leaves are thick and very succulent and the stripes are getting more conspicuous.
This one is still recovering and getting acquainted to its new surroundings.
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