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red branches point upwards from between the bracts and will produce tubular purple-blue flowers
This species thrives with bright light and moderate watering and feeding
The inflorescence can be over 4 feet tall and can have 30 branches or more and is light red
Ball-like clusters the size of melons are not uncommon in nature but one rarely sees such specimens in cultivation
The plant pictured on a tree below is growing outside of our office here in Sarasota
Deuterocohnia species 'San Jacinto' Size:4.5-inch Pot (*As-Is 1/19/26) red branches point upwards fromThis Deuterocohnia is one of the former Abromeitiella originated in San Jacinto, Bolivia. It is a mat forming ground cover lithophyte with powdery blue silver short foliage. It produces green flowers. *Domestic shipping only
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