Sincoraea aff. burlemarxii EB HOHENBERGIA probably made by hummingbirds visiting

probably made by hummingbirds visiting a greenhouse

scarlet-bracted paddles (up to 10 branches per inflorescence)

but he sure got a dukes mixture of colors and shapes

Mexico where tomasellii was first found

A species of the Amazonian slopes of the Andes in northern Peru and adjacent Ecuador

Sincoraea aff. burlemarxii EB HOHENBERGIA probably made by hummingbirds visitingOne of many clones of Sincoraea burlemarxii that we have in our collection. We are always seeking new forms and different clones in order to keep a viable representation of as many of these variable plants as possible for future needs. At any rate, this clone is large growing with narrow leaves and takes on a distinct reddish tint in strong light. The leaves are covered with a veneer of silver trichomes so the plant takes on a pink appearance. At