Sincoraea rafaelii Size:Offset in cultivation does well in

in cultivation does well in a hanging basket or a string ‘cradle’

cocoensis by Renate Ehlers

Brazil in the Chapada Diamantina

Grows best in bright shade with ample water in the growing season and drier in the dormant season

The former Abromeitiella brevifolia

Sincoraea rafaelii Size:Offset in cultivation does well inFormerly Orthophytum rafaelli. A stunning newly described small growing species from the Chapada Diamantina of Bahia Brazil in the vicinity of Palmeira, Serra das Paridas, Cachoeira do Mosquito. A lithophyte living is rock crevices on cliff faces, partly shaded by shrubs. The area is typical of Campos Rupestres, a seasonally dry, rocky scrubland between rocky hills and plateaus. A plant to about ten to twelve inches across or less when grown hard,