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light green to yellowish branches with large floral bracts and white flowers
spiny leaves are rather soft (for a Hechtia) and the tips naturally die back and curl
A new patented hybrid from Bullis Bromeliads
An unusual cross of (baileyi x achryostachys) by Patterson
Deuterocohnia brevifolia VIPP 1-6-20 light green to yellowish branchesA mound forming miniature lithophytic or terrestrial species from Bolivia and Argentina. Formerly known as Abromeitiella lorentziana, the plant is a mounding species which forms many heads, each about two inches across. The leaves are stiff and thickly succulent, acutely triangular and very sharply pointed. Normally green in cultivation, it may blush a gray to rusty red in full sun. The flower is without a scape and is deep green. Easy to grow in well