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PlantOasis.com - Bromeliad (Family Bromeliaceae)
... Vase/ Urn Plant (Aechmea fasciata), Striped Blushing Bromeliad (Neoregelia carolinae), Earth Star (Cryptanthus bivittantus), Pineapple Dyckia (Dyckia brevifola), Scarlet star (Guzmania lingulata), Fingernail Plant (Neoregelia spectabilis), Lobster Claws (Vriesea carinata), Brillbergia genus ...
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Bromeliads - Air Plants - Tillandsia
... Ayensua Billbergia Brewcaria Brocchinia reducta Bromelia Canistrum Catopsis Chevaliera Connellia Cottendorfia Cryptanthus Deinacanthon Deuterocohnia Disteganthus Dyckia Encholirium Fascicularia Fernseea Fosterella Glomeropitcairnia Greigia Guzmania Hechtia Hohenbergia Hohenbergiopsis Lamprococcus Lindmania Lymania Macrochordion Mezobromelia ...
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Z Other plants and collections | AgavePics (Maarten van Thiel) | Fotki.com
... -2005 except for bad pics which are mine.. photos: 16 (1 M) No comments Deuterocohnia-Dyckia-Hechtia All pics here now. Pls comment! Grootscholten collection Copyright Succulenta Nursery, Honselersdijk, The Netherlands ...
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Cerulata subcerulata? Utahensis kaibabensis? album | AgavePics (Maarten van Thiel) | Fotki.com
... Other plants and collections Ascleps my collection, Piet Go… Cacti my collection, Piet Goos… Deuterocohnia-Dyckia-Hechtia Pelars Grootscholten and my co… Various succulents, my collect… Z Various plants, various coll� ...
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flora.boskowan.cz Overview of families and genera
... ), Bombax (3), Bombacopsis (2), Cavanillesia (1), Ceiba (2), Chorisia (2), Pileus (1) Bromeliaceae Abromeitiella (3), Dyckia (80), Hechtia (30), Pitcairnia (cca 180), Tillandsia (cca 400), Puya (80) Burseraceae Beiselia (1), Boswelia ...
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BSQ Home Page
... many hours a day as possible. Some can be grown in full sunlight (e.g. Dyckia, Hechtias, some Aechmeas) but most will suffer bleaching and burning of the leaves in continuous ... , plastic foam granules, coarse sand and perlite can provide these requirements. Terrestrial bromeliads (e.g. Dyckia, Cryptanthus) will need some compost or leaf mould, with some plants developing relatively large root ...
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... the petals are green. Some time ago, I was given a small plant labelled “Dyckia velascana”. It is a small species with rosettes of narrow, arching leaves about 8 cm ...
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Cactus and Succulent Society of America - Journal 2006 No 1
... the desert: Hechtia Kenneth Quinn Succulent and Xeromorphic Bromeliads of Brazil Part 2: Orthophytum horridum, Dyckia paucispina, & Bromelia estevesii Pierre J Braun & Eddie Esteves Pereira Observations on three poorly known aloes ...
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Cactus and Succulent Society of America - Journal 2006 No 4
... No.4 Succulent and Xeromorphic Bromeliads of Brazil Part 3: Encholirium maximum, Orthophytum burle-marxii & Dyckia goehringii Pierre J.Braun & Eddy Esteves Pereira Home Grown: Cactus tips from a master grower ...
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Bromeliads
... a leaf rosette that traps water. The genera belonging to this subfamily commonly cultivated are Dyckia, Hechtia, Pitcirnia and Puya. The subfamily Tillandsioideae contains the least number of genera but the ... as a guideline, however, when selecting bromeliads for a particular site. Plants in the genera Dyckia, Puyas, Hechtias, Ananas and the hard-leaved species in Aechmea and Billbergia grow best at ...
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