A very cool variegated form of Dyckia 'Gran Marnier', heavy on the 'Gran Marnier' .  We know what you're thinking,  it's difficult to see the variegation on a Dyckia that is so frosty.  This is true. The variegation is apparent when the light hits it from the side, illuminating the leaves from the underside.  It's also very apparent when the leaves get wet.  For hybridizing purposes,  it would be a good one for crossing with other Dyckia.  Very thick, super frosty white leaves with unbelievable teeth! Photos do not do it justice.   In mid to late spring, 2 to 3 foot spikes of brilliant orange flowers are produced.  This one will quickly become a favorite in a Dyckia collection! 
Full sun, well drained 6 little irrigation.  Hardy to 15-20 degrees F.  Sale plants are just like the ones in the photos.  They are in 4 inch pot and will be shipped BARE-ROOT via Priority Mail.
 
 
Full sun (in milder climates) to bright, filtered light.   
Can be grown in the ground, in very well-drained soil.  also does great as a potted plant.
Quite drought tolerant in the ground, but will look it's best and grow fastest with occasional water. Will prefer more water when grown as a potted specimen.
Hardy to approx. 20-25 degrees F.
USDA Zones 9a-13b
Pot size approx. 1 qt.
SHIPPED BARE-ROOT