Sincoraea ophiuroides Els PW 18613 but it's obvious that the

but it's obvious that the cross did not take

Just then a thief struck and took both offsets

At least regarding the inflorescence

a pink-red varnish overlay

Sincoraea ophiuroides Els PW 18613 but it's obvious that theA fairly new species of Sincoraea published by Louzada Wanderley, native to the Chapada Diamantina area of Bahia, Brazil. A terrestrial living on rocks and stony ground near the banks of the Rio Mandassaia in full sun or under sparse shrubs. Closely resembling the more familiar Sincoraea navioides, differing mostly in flower structure and other slight morphological differences. A smaller grower to about 12 inches across with narrow leaves that turn