Deuterocohnia brevifolia v. brevifolia 'Little Marj' Size:6-inch Pot He crossed Cryptanthus microglazioui and

He crossed Cryptanthus microglazioui and Orthophytum navioides

Needs frequent watering

Gardens of these giants are still found on bare granite slopes in the mountains near Rio de Janeiro where they grow in full sun

Our clone has the Marie Selby Botanical Gardens Collection accession number of SEL 1982-0567

reddish-green leaves in a 12 inch rosette

Deuterocohnia brevifolia v. brevifolia 'Little Marj' Size:6-inch Pot He crossed Cryptanthus microglazioui andThis is the type form of Deuterocohnia brevifolia, greener and slightly larger than the form chlorantha which is actually more commonly cultivated. This group of Deuterocohnias use to be known as Abromeitiella a name still used by many, especially in the succulent world. This interesting, miniature terrestrial bromeliad is found in Bolivia and Argentina and has neat, compact rosettes about the diameter of a U. S. quarter, with short, succulent, light