These are seed grown, f2 or a selfing of the original cross of (Neoglaziovia variegata x Sincoraea albopictum) by Ray Lemieux, which was published as a new nothogenera: xSincorglaziovia. A photo of the original is shown below in bloom.

These plants are similar in appearance, so far, but as each is a separate clone, they could turn out differently. The foliage is similar; half inch wide leaves in an upright rosette taper to a point. The foliage is silver-gray below and burnt orange reddish above in good light, with faint cross bands of silver. Marginal spines are tiny, giving a more serrated than spiny appearance. Grow in bright light with low fertilizer. This should turn out to be an interesting plant!

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This Brazilian beauty is a splendid foliage plant with wide light green leaves, finely lineated and reticulated with green and spotted with red. The shape is a full, open rosette to over 24 inches with leaves that gracefully curl down toward their tips. Even though it reaches a large size, young plants are great for terrariums.

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A colorful small grower with glossy pointy purple leaves. Mature plants grow to about 12 inches across. Terrarium suitable.

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A large growing hybrid from Chester Skotak. Medium green colored leaves with bright white margins. The leaves have bands and broken bands of dark purple. the leaf edges have pronounced black spines. The is no color change at anthesis. The shape is a tight upright flaring rosette.

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An unusual clone of this spineless species with glaucous-green foliage, rather than the typical glabrous or glossy green. A stoloniferous plant to about 24 inches across with 1.5 inch wide leaves. Usually found growing on the ground where it forms large mats of plants. This clone was collected by David Benzing in Marica, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil as a terrestrial in resting habitat at sea level and can be considered salt tolerant. Our plant has the Marie Selby Botanical Gardens accession number of SEL 1996-0562.

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A species from the Brazilian state of  Espírito Santo authored by Elton M.C. Leme.  The plant is a bright uniform green with flag-like leaves held high on long petioles.  Individual leaves can attain lengths more than 16" in length and 1 1/2" wide, however, because the leaves are held up high in a loose vase-shaped whorl the overall diameter is generally around 20".  The undersides of the leaves are just slightly scurfed with  longitudinal lines and the midrib is slightly pronounced with a keel the entire length of the leaf.

** For best results, we grow this Cryptanthus in a dirty Turface All Sport® mix, a half and half mixture of a light potting mix and Turface.  You may also try perlite or expanded perlite.

A striking new hybrid from Chester Skotak. The leaves are glossy green with white variegation and is punctated with dark red which is more noticeable from the underside of the leaf.  The plant develops a red veneer over most of the plant at a young age. The leaf edges have pronounced spines.

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