Ceratozamia hildae spineless best potted A bigeneric with Alcantarea and

A bigeneric with Alcantarea and Vriesea

The leaves are terete and silvery and the inflorescence

An unusual bromeliad of the Atlantic Forest of Brazil from the states of Rio de Janeiro to Santa Catarina in lowland forests up to about 1

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(Registration and cross information not yet available) Light green colored leaves with white margins that turn pink in good strong light

Ceratozamia hildae spineless best potted A bigeneric with Alcantarea andTHIS PLANT IS ON C. I. T. E. S. AND CANNOT BE EXPORTED A cultivar of this popular and beautiful species that has been bred over several generations for reduced spines on its petioles. This one is virtually spineless now. Often called the Bamboo Cycad because its leaves resemble bamboo with its upright growth and paired, narrow leaflets oppositely arranged on the slender petiole. One of the most decorative of the Ceratozamias, it is also one of the