An ampullacea-type with the classic ampoule shape and flaring leaves. Light green with red speckles above and reddish banding below. Stoloniferous, it forms attractive clusters. Great for a hanging pot or basket and nice for use in terrariums.

A miniature with wide leaves in an upright rosette. The color is deep plum to almost purple-black in strong light, with a few darker speckles. Make a good candidate for a hanging pot.

A beautiful smallish species somewhat resembling the old Neo. olens 696. Stoloniferous, with stiff bronzy-green to somewhat yellowish leaves, dusted with reddish speckles and a vibrant cherry red center.

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Obviously a very confusing species. Little resembling the ‘true’ species plant, this one from the Selby collection has glossy lime-green leaves mottled and barred with reddish-chestnut, stronger below and lighter above. 6 inch rosettes form clusters on short stolons.

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A small growing hybrid by Odean. Narrow leaves in an upright, funnel form rosette, with  green base color, red tips and a red veneer of blotching and banding. Slight red color in the center of the plant at anthesis.

An interesting stoloniferous plant with stiff greenish-coppery leaves in an open rosette. The center cup flushes orange when in bloom and the stoloniferous habit makes an interesting cluster.

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A little jewel. Upright, flaring tubes grow in clusters with red leaves, splashed with green flecks and light banding on reverse. The oversize, deep bluish-purple, fragrant flowers are stunning. A rare form. Terrarium suitable.

A somewhat variable species that is not widely cultivated, but definitely has merit. A medium sized plant that can reach about 24 inches across with inch and a half wide leaves that bear deep purple, apiculate tips, rimmed in pink. The color is dependent on light intensity, but in bright shade, it is yellowish and pinkish at the same time, rather unusual.

This is a clone collected in Brazil by Wally Berg and John Anderson and bears their code of (BAB 235).

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A colorful miniature hybrid by Michael Kiehl. Grows to 4 inch across. Red with green bands and spots. Offsets on 3 inch stolons. Grows best in a hanging basket in bright filtered light.

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A small growing hybrid by Michael Kiehl. Burgundy red with green spots and blotches. Matures at 7 inches tall. Offsets are produced on long stolons. Looks best in a hanging pot or mounted.

A small upright, stoloniferous species who’s chief value is as a botanical because it lacks many decorative qualities. However, I and many others feel that a species plant doesn't have to be beautiful to be appreciated, and that little plants like this have their own charm. Makes a decorative cluster, good for hanging pot culture.

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This is a choice clone of the species olens, selected by Marie Picard and named in her honor. An 8 to 10 inch, stoloniferous rosette, with light green leaves, speckled with red and a cherry red center flush at anthesis. Excellent for pot culture where it will form an attractive clump, for mounting and for terrarium use.

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