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over‑watering or heavy frost are its main threats
requiring little to occasional irrigation due to its drought tolerance
pyramid-shaped inflorescences rise just above the foliage and carry multiple racemes of tubular flowers in shades of reddish-orange to pale tangerine
turn vivid pink to coppery-red during the winter
These plants are full sun aloes and are excellently adapted to very hot climates
Dyckia platyphylla - 2ga cutting over‑watering or heavy frost arePickup only no shipping Dyckia platyphylla, commonly called wide leafed dyckia, is an evergreen terrestrial bromeliad native to Brazil grown for its compact rosettes of glossy foliage and finely toothed leaf margins. It forms slowly expanding clumps of stiff, symmetrical rosettes typically about 8 inches to 1 foot tall and up to roughly 1 foot across, with mature clumps spreading 1 to 2 feet wide over time. Leaves are short, broad, and deep green with
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