Description: Dyckia fosteriana are spiny, stemless bromeliads resembling prickly succulents.It has shiny, stiffly arching, dull grey leaves up to 22cm (9 inch) ...

Dyckia fosteriana are spiny, stemless bromeliads resembling prickly succulents. It has shiny, stiffly arching, dull grey leaves up to 22cm (9 inch) long and ...

Dyckia fosteriana is an evergreen bromeliad or cactus / succulent with black, blue, bronze and chocolate foliage. In spring and winter orange flowers emerge.

Dyckia fosteriana is a plant species in the genus Dyckia. This species is native to Brazil. Dyckia fosteriana. Scientific classification · Edit this ...

The Dyckia fosteriana is a terrestrial bromeliad (growing in the ground, instead of in trees). The genus name 'Dyckia' named in honor of the botanist Joseph ...

Dyckia fosteriana L.B.Sm. Common name(s). Propose a common name. Genus. Dyckia. Family. Bromeliaceae. Flora. World flora. 9observations.

8 apr 2023 · Dyckia fosteriana has beautiful silvery white leaves with many spines. It forms a tight rosette with leaves that drape downward. The plant ...

A 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, ...