Dyckia marnier–lapostollei
 
Origin: Brazil
 
This a rare and slow-growing terrestrial species that is considered a succulent bromeliad. The plants produce lovely thick, silvery-white recurved leaves form very showy rosettes. A species worth growing.
 
The plant in the photos is of the plant that is for sale. (What you see is what you get.)
 
Plant size: Well established plant grown in a 12 cm pot. The photos of the plant is of the plant for sale.
 
About Dyckia
 
Dyckia is a large new-world genus with approximately 120 species known from the Americas. They are xerophytic plants in the Bromeliad (Bromeliaceae) family. The plants are amongst the most succulent members in the family, forming rosettes of stiff leaves armed with marginal teeth and sharp tips.
 
Caring for your Dyckia

Pot: Dyckia species and cultivars are well suited to containers. Growing them in containers. Planted out in the garden the plants thrive and will grow faster in a shorter space of time.

Soil: The plants are willing and adapt to various soils types, however it is important that a well drained soil mix is used.

Light: The brighter the light the more colourful and compact your plant. Dyckias will grow in semi-shaded positions, however they prefer bright and sunny positions.

Water: Despite being able to survive lengthy severe droughts, the plants grow happily with a weekly watering in Summer.