Dyckia 'Purple and Silver' species The inflorescence is yellow and

The inflorescence is yellow and well branched

There are no other Dyckias nearby

purplish branches

A very dramatic looking plant

This nice plant is an accidental hybrid where we only know the seed parent which is Sincoraea albopicta

Dyckia 'Purple and Silver' species The inflorescence is yellow andWe believe that this plant was introduced by San Marcos Growers in California. It is reportedly a fosteriana hybrid with the other parent unknown. The plants have fairly narrow leaves in a full rosette, like you would expect in a fosteriana hybrid, and reaches about 18 inches across. The leaf color is deep purple burgundy with a metallic silvery sheen. Very attractive.