A hybrid as yet unnamed that is attractive in every way. A nicely shaped plant with long leaves about an inch wide tapering to a point that twist and curl in an attractive way forming a 12 inch rosette. The leaves are silvery all over including the substantial marginal spines. This Dyckia also forms many offsets making attractive clusters.

A native of south-central, western Mexico, this is one of the most sought Tillandsias for collections, and with good reason. The plants are simply beautiful. Each forms a neat, open rosette of wide, glabrous, slightly orange colored leaves, which recurve downward to form an almost ball like appearance. The inflorescence is tall with multiple, inflated bright yellow and red branches. Very bright and long lasting. Takes on more vivid colors in strong light. Grows best mounted. Does not like cold!

Burgundy black recurving leaves with large white spines. Matures at 12-14 inches across. Grows best in bright light to full sun. Dyckias like to be watered regularly during the dry times of the year.

A bi-generic hybrid by Bryan Windham. Thick green recurving leaves with pronounced spines. Mature size 20 inches across. grows best in bright filtered light.