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Dyckia crassifolia is a spiny, rosette-forming bromeliad from Bolivia, grown as a drought-tolerant succulent-like plant. It needs bright light, sharp drainage and sparing water.
Dyckia crassifolia is a plant species in the genus Dyckia. This species is endemic to Bolivia.
Dyckia agudensis · Dyckia bracteata · Sawblade · Dyckia cabrerae · Dyckia choristaminea · Dyckia cinerea · Dyckia consimilis · Dyckia crocea · Dyckia dawsonii · Dyckia delicata · Dyckia densiflora · Dyckia distachya
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