Forzzaea cf. leopoldo-horstii SEL1994-0275 Size:Offset silvery-green leaves in a full

silvery-green leaves in a full 8 inch rosette

Ball-like clusters the size of melons are not uncommon in nature but one rarely sees such specimens in cultivation

it is long lasting

often on bare rock outcrops

A suspected ‘greenhouse hybrid’ of Sincoraea burlemarxii from the collection of Fabio Oliveira

Forzzaea cf. leopoldo-horstii SEL1994-0275 Size:Offset silvery-green leaves in a fullA species formerly in the genus Cryptanthus that could easily be taken as a Dyckia in its foliar aspect. Native to the state of Minas Gerais in Brazil where it grows an arid existence. The leaves are stiff, slightly succulent, and straight, about a half inch wide at the base and tapering to a point, bearing small, stiff, outward facing, marginal red tipped green spines. It can attain a size of 18 inches in diameter at maturity. The leaves are a shiny,