Dyckia species Campo Allegre DJC2104 VIPP 8-26-19 A Rubiaceous epiphyte from the

A Rubiaceous epiphyte from the Philippines with an unfortunate choice of name (in my opinion)

almost brittle leaves in a symmetrical open rosette that can reach 18 inches across

the plant is vigorous and will produce offsets

Bill Timm’s hybrid of (‘Tiki Torch’ x ‘Druid‘)

Dyckia species Campo Allegre DJC2104 VIPP 8-26-19 A Rubiaceous epiphyte from theThis is an enigmatic Dyckia from an isolated site near Campos Allegre in the state of Santa Catarina, Brazil. In this area the forest is mainly that of Araucaria angustifolia, a prehistoric looking giant that is now quite endangered. A hill rises from a forest clearing, covered with knee high grasses and at the top, mostly flat rock outcrops that continually seep water. The rocks are coated with mosses and this moist environment is the home of a very