Dyckia fosteriana FORZZAEA with red and yellow cyathophylls

with red and yellow cyathophylls which do not spread open at anthesis

a sturdy rachis rising well above the foliage with long

occasionally white and sometimes pink

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Dyckia fosteriana FORZZAEA with red and yellow cyathophyllsA true jewel! Perhaps the most famous and most sought of all Dyckias over the years. A silvery, narrow leaved plant with many, very spiny leaves in compact, leafy rosettes to 8 inches or so. These are descendants of the original Mulford Foster collection, the plants that started the fascination with Dyckias back in the 1950s. Many other clones appear to be possible hybrids as they have been grown from seed for many years and some contamination of the