Deuterochonia lorentziana large grey Succulents for shade The branched stems are erect

The branched stems are erect to extremely curvy/angled and can grow up to 12 cm long

A hardy compact Graptoveria which multiplies to form clumps of rosettes

trim stems to keep a neat shape

The upright stems are freely branching and bear large white flowers that open at night

garden beds and rockeries

Deuterochonia lorentziana large grey Succulents for shade The branched stems are erectDeuterocohnia lorentziana is a fascinating terrestrial bromeliad that forms dense mounds of rosettes with stiff, triangular leaves. These leaves are covered in white reflective hairs, giving the plant a striking silvery appearance. Native to Bolivia, this unique succulent can grow up to 60 cm tall, with individual rosettes reaching about 2. 5 cm in diameter. Its yellow green flowers bloom from late winter to early spring, adding a touch of color to