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A stunning newly described small growing species from the Chapada Diamantina of Bahia Brazil in the vicinity of Palmeira
A light veneer of pink will wash the leaves in good light and a cluster of these beauties is a sight to behold
Bright light can add purple highlights to the foliage
This clone comes out of the (Brittle Star F2 x estevesii) x estevesii grex
Deuterocohnia species Bolivia SEL2007-0250 Size:4.5-inch Pot A stunning newly described smallThis plant is a yet to be determined species from Bolivia with exact locality data missing. Our plant came to us from the Marie Selby Botanical Garden with their accession number of SEL2007 0250, as collected in 1990 by G. K. Brown & C. A. Palaci. It superficially resembles a much smaller clone of Deuterocohnia longipetala but is stoloniferous. Like D. longipetala, it has yellow flowers on a perennial bloom spike. A nice small species forming rosettes
