Dyckia with a lunar appearance, bringing originality and modernity. DYKIA Grand Marnier is a variety with large grey to completely white leaves. The leaves are edged with curved teeth and flower in summer, with a long flowering spike on which small yellow tubular flowers develop.
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Characteristics of the DYKIA Grand Marnier.
It is the albino of Dyckia! This bromeliad, native to the mountains and highlands of South America, stands out for its unique grey to white colour and shape. The leaves are quite broad, with small inwardly curved teeth, and tend to curl up as they grow. The colour varies according to the sunlight and watering conditions. During the summer, the flowering appears at the top of a flowering spike of about 1m high carrying small yellow-orange tubular flowers. Each small rosette will have a spread of about 30cm.
How to use DYKIA Grand Marnier.
DYKIA Grand Marnier can be grown with dianella, Agave, Aloes, Yucca.... in dry, desert-inspired DRY & DESIGN Gardens. It can also be grown in a pot on a terrace or patio in the MEXICAN Garden style. It can also be acclimatised inside the house or in a winter garden IN/OUTDOOR Garden.
How to grow the DYCKIA Brittle Star successfully.
Originally from the highlands, dyckia are subject to significant variations in temperature and humidity. It is advisable to grow them in a very draining substrate and in a sunny situation.
