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Hechtia nuusaviorum
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Product Code: Y6PBHENU
Ornamental Value: Breathtaking
Favorites: For Collectors
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Ornamental Value: Breathtaking
Favorites: For Collectors
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A very rare and unusual, dwarf bromeliad, native only to Oaxaca, Mexico, where it grows in rocky soils, in oak-pine forests, at elevations between 1700 and 1900 m. It grows slightly succulent, broad, lemon-green leaves armed with spines along the margins and upright inflorescences with whitish-pink flowers. Hectia nuusaviorum derives its name from an old indigenous Mixtec community (Nuu Savi), known as "the people of the clouds" or "the people of the rain".
| Cultural Requirements | |
| Frost Tolerance | Moderate |
| Water Requirements | Low |
| Drought Tolerance | Yes |
| Wind Tolerance | High |
| Tolerance of Coastal Conditions | Yes |
| Appearance | |
| Growth Rate | Moderate |
| Growth Form | Perennial Rosette Plant |
| Ornamental Value | Breathtaking |
| Uses | |
| Properties | Evergreen |
| Hazards | Spiny |
| Gardening | Ground Cover Indoor Mass Planting Ornamental Potted |
| Classification | |
| Plant Group | Bromeliads |
| Botanical Order | Poales |
| Botanical Family | Bromeliaceae |
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