A fairly new species from Sierra de Niltepec, Zanatepec, Oaxaca, Mexico. A smallish grower 6 to 8 inches tall is a lithophyte or cliff dwelling species in nature. The leaves are stiff in an upright to slightly spreading rosette, silvery-gray and tapering to a point. The inflorescence is short to about 1.5 times the length of the leaves, well branched and light green with white flowers. Rare in collections.

A large form of capitata from Mexico collected by Steve Correale and used extensively in his hybrids. An open rosette shape of arching, leathery leaves that blush red in good light.

The inflorescence is vivid red-orange. A large grower to about 24 inches across.