Dyckia 'Pallaphat' pink flowers with "new" being the relative

with "new" being the relative term

The inflorescence is typical to Dyckias

The inflorescence is remarkable because the many lovely coral colored flowers are tubular and hang like little bells

This plant has been known for years as Vriesea saundersii x bituminosa variegata but it is strongly suggested that it is in fact reversed

A nice clump forming plant that has contrasting pink bracts and blue flowers on its inflorescence

Dyckia 'Pallaphat' pink flowers with "new" being the relativeA variegated sport of Dyckia encholirioides. Large green rosette of narrow leaves. The center leaves have yellow variegation. Grows best in bright light. Needs to be fertilized on a regular schedule to keep the variegation bright. NO HOLDING MUST SHIP IMMEDIATELY