Dyckia hebdingii 'Spineless' NEOALSOMITRA Related to Orthophytum vagans

Related to Orthophytum vagans

The sepals are covered with small tubercles giving a sort of ‘hairy’ appearance

tuberous base and thick branches bearing oblong leathery leaves

The species is found as an epiphyte or lithophyte in the Atlantic Forest from Rio de Janeiro and south in Brazil

Dyckia hebdingii 'Spineless' NEOALSOMITRA Related to Orthophytum vagansThis is an incredible spineless clone of a plant that is rare in collections even in its regular form. Native to Rio Grande do Sul in southern Brazil, it is a very full rosette of many narrow, silvery leaves. A rather small and slow grower, it matures at only about 12 inches across. This amazing spineless clone resulted from seed grown from a plant that Wally Berg got from the collection of Elton Leme in Brazil in 1999. A single seedling was