Hechtia caerulea Size:6-inch Pot Resembling the much more familiar

Resembling the much more familiar Vr

A really fine form from the widely variable capitata group

green and white (albomarginated) with a red veneer or glaze overall

The inflorescence is a tulip-shaped head on a tall scape

This plant is from Bak nurseries in Holland but it does not

Hechtia caerulea Size:6-inch Pot Resembling the much more familiarA species of Central Mexico that is quite unlike most other Hechtias in that its leaves are thin, long and grassy. The plant has the general appearance of the top portion of a ponytail palm. Leaf margins are finely serrated, like sawgrass and will cut you quite handily if you are careless. The inflorescence varies in color, but is usually beautiful shades of light blue to a bit lavender, very striking and quite large with many branches. The plants can