Deuterocohnia brevifolia v. chlorantha ANT PLANT the inflorescence is a red

the inflorescence is a red spike with berry-like flowers with red bracts and violet petals

it loses scurfing on its lower leaves

One of the most unusual forms of sanguinea we have seen

The chartreuse becomes deeper yellow

Deuterocohnia brevifolia v. chlorantha ANT PLANT the inflorescence is a redThe former Abromeitiella brevifolia, a name still used by many, especially in the succulent world. An interesting, miniature terrestrial from Bolivia and Argentina, smallest of the genus, with neat, compact rosettes about the diameter of a U. S. nickel, with short, succulent, silvery leaves ending in a sharp spine. In nature it grows on steep hillsides or rock faces in cool, arid regions, forming mounds of tens of thousands of plants. Adapts well to