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The inflorescence has the shape of the fasciculata
A most unusual form of ‘Bat Plant’ with the bizarre flowers with long tendrils
In cultivation it has been rare and never fails to be newsworthy when one blooms
It has very large spines which give it character and an erect inflorescence with large green flowers
Probably it should be described as albomarginated
Dyckia beateae SEL97-0223 X SINCORTHOTANTHUS The inflorescence has the shapeThis is a rarity, relatively new on the collector scene. We started out with just a single offset and it has taken us several years to propagate them to the only half dozen or so that we have now. The plant forms a large rosette, to over 12in across, with recurving stiff bronzy leaves that have really giant spines. Very attractive!
