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An apparent new species of what would have been a Streptocalyx
A small rock dwelling species that forms clumping colonies on rocky cliffs overlooking the Rio Chusgon near Huamachuco
The more mature tree in the photo is in the Sydney Botanical Gardens
Leaves are about an inch wide and rounded at the tips
this succulent has dark foliage with clipped margins and short spines at the base of each leaf with tan shedding bark
Tillandsia 'Stupendo' AMORPHOPHALLUS An apparent new species ofA cultivar of the cross (Houston x leonamiana) by Paul Isley. A large growing beauty that exceeds the size of either parent plant, with many more leaves and a larger inflorescence. Very leafy, with literally hundreds of narrow, silvery leaves in a full rosette. The inflorescence has rose bracts and white flowers and is stunning. This is a truly spectacular plant that deserves its name!
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