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A relative of P
The leaves bear a thumbprint
The ‘flowers’ are hand-like structures called hypanthodiums and look like green sunflowers
In cultivation there are no native ants that are attracted to the plant
The flowers are nocturnal
Alcantarea simplicisticha JELLYFISH A relative of PThis is a rather new species to cultivation (Leme 7355) having been first described by Elton Leme and A. P. Fontana in 2008. Native to the rocky upper slopes of Pedra da Bandeira in the northwest region of Espirito Santo state of Brazil. It reportedly forms dense colonies on the steep granite slopes. A smaller species by most Alcantarea standards, it forms open, upright rosettes of about ten leaves to about a foot tall. The inflorescence can reach
