Dyckia 'Bare Bones' XNIDUREGELIA A rather gangly species with

A rather gangly species with leaves to 24 inches long that are semi-stiff and fairly heavily armed with stout marginal spines

An exceptionally nice unidentified species from Andy Siekkinen

The shape is a upright loose rosette with many leaves

but in general Guzmania sanguinea is found over a wide area from Central America throughout much of South America

completely obscured by a burgundy veneer and bright white margins

Dyckia 'Bare Bones' XNIDUREGELIA A rather gangly species withA small growing hybrid from Bryan Chan. A silvery, narrow leaved plant with many, very spiny leaves in compact, leafy rosettes to 8 inches or so. As the plant matures the leaves overlap forming a dense rosette. Grows best in bright filtered light.