brevifolia succulent Deuterocohnia Brevifolia – Kesslers Cacti

brevifolia succulent Deuterocohnia Brevifolia – Kesslers CactiDeuterocohnia brevifolia (Abromeitiella brevifolia) is a dwarf, succulent, bromeliad growing terrestrially. It forms 2 in. (3 5) cm wide rosettes of lance shaped to triangular stiff, fleshy, leaves that proliferate via offsets to form a compact rounded 'mound' up to 35 71 in. (90 180 cm) in diameter. These colonies from a distance often look soft and moss like but they are anything but soft and cushy and touching or sitting on a plant would but more

Deuterocohnia brevifolia (Abromeitiella brevifolia) is a dwarf, succulent, bromeliad growing terrestrially. It forms 2 in. (3-5) cm wide rosettes of lance-shaped to triangular stiff, fleshy, leaves that proliferate via offsets to form a compact rounded 'mound' up to 35-71 in. (90-180 cm) in diameter. These colonies from a distance often look soft and moss-like but they are anything but soft and cushy and touching or sitting on a plant would but more like encountering a bed of nails. Inconspicuous green flowers are borne on short inflorescences. A. brevifolia, distinguished by its relatively smooth leaf margins, has both a large and a small form, the latter (often with many marginal teeth) .

In humid, seasonally wet areas the little rosettes can be green, glabrous and glossy but in more arid locations the plants leaf surfaces can posses varying amounts of trichomes giving the rosettes a greenish-gray appearance.

LIGHT: Med

WATER: Allow to dry between watering

NATIVE: Argentina

This cactus will ship bare root and will be ready to place directly in a well draining soil mix like our Custom Cactus Mix.

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