A clone of ('Hanibal Lector' x punctatissima rubra) by Chester Skotak. A highly marked, medium grower to about 16 inches across, with fairly stiff arching leaves that are heavily armed with stout spines. The color is glossy green with a veneer of reddish-brown, broken cross bands and spots on both sides of the leaves. There is no doubt a story behind the name.

A semi-woody evergreen shrub with dark green leaves veined with a nice creamy yellow. Likes filtered light and regular water.

An unusual Haworthia for sure. This species has soft fleshy leaves 1/2 inch wide at the base tapering to a soft point. Leaves are about 2-3 inches long, forest green, and 3-sided with a dark purplish base. Keep on the drier side. This one can be tricky to grow.

A vegetative sport of Vriesea Mint Julep from Bullis Bromeliads. A cultivar of an old hybrid of Vr. barilletii x intermedia that is uncommon plant in collections. The leaves start out light green with deep green to brownish tessellations covering both sides of the glossy leaves. The margins of the leaves are bright white. The tesellations are pink in the white margins.

A hybrid Dyckia From "Q". A silvery white plant that has moderate wide leaves. The leaves tend to arch some as it develops into a full rosette maxing out at 10 inches across.  It grows best in full sun to bright filtered light.

 NEW RELEASE

1/3 Grown from Maturity

A new Chester Skotak release for 2020. Grows to 30 inches across and 18 inches tall. It has a unusual growth habit of upward reaching leaves with scrolled edges that turn under. It has broad green leaves with heavy black banding.                          

 

Tillandsia 'Sparkler' mounted on a nice piece of Malaysian driftwood. We've already attached the hook for you and this little beauty is ready to be hung up on your patio, under a tree, or even inside your house near a bright window!

*No export due to the wood, sorry

A form of the widely variable species from Brazil that has reddish-coppery leaves in a very leafy, somewhat caulescent rosette. The plants form clusters with many offsets. The inflorescence has reddish bracts and white flowers with an open corolla.