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The inflorescence has the shape of the fasciculata
It has very large spines which give it character and an erect inflorescence with large green flowers
but rather it produces a very short but very full and branchy inflorescence with red bracts and bluish-purple flowers
micranthus and pectinatus
Dyckia beateae SEL97-0223 X SINCORTHOTANTHUS The inflorescence has the shapeThis is a rarity, relatively new on the collector scene. We started out with just a single offset and it has taken us several years to propagate them to the only half dozen or so that we have now. The plant forms a large rosette, to over 12in across, with recurving stiff bronzy leaves that have really giant spines. Very attractive!
