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keeping it in well-drained soil
A fast grower that quickly reaches an attractive size
A large growing plant that has bright red leaves that are covered with chartreuse spots
An interesting and truly beautiful caulescent species from Paraguay with a very long stem bearing dozens of stiff
Sincoraea albopicta Mucuge, Bahia DJC vipp 4-30 keeping it in well-drained soilFormerly Orthophytum albopictum. This is a spectacular species from the Mucuge area of the Chapada Diamantina in Bahia, Brazil. A rock dweller in nature, it is easy to cultivate like most other Sincoraea species, keeping it in well drained soil. The plant can reach 24 inches across in a very leafy, flat rosette. The leaves blush bright red with a white ring around the inflorescence, which is nested like a Neoregelia bloom,