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the color takes time to develop
This is a terrestrial bromeliad so grow it in soil
stronger in full sun or bright light
erect with four or five branches held upright in a cluster
with larger
Dyckia milagrensis MONADENIUM the color takes time toThis plant is a piece of the type plant of Dyckia milagrensis collected by Pedro Nahoum in Milagres, Morro de Sao Cristov o, Bahia, Brazil in 1996 and described as a new species by Elton M. C. Leme. Our plant came to us from the Marie Selby Botanical Garden collection with the number of SEL 2007 0033. It is a handsome plant to about 16 inches across with fairly narrow, very silvery, stiff leaves with oversized spines in a full, leafy rosette. A good
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