Encholirium subsecundum

This is a species of the dry Cerado vegetation, growing mainly as an lithophyte on the many inselbergs of the dry interior of Minas Gerais state of Brazil. In nature this plant is variable in color with silvery, green and red plants, some bearing silver banding growing together. The inflorescence is a tall rachis with a cluster of sessile green flowers concentrated on the top portion.Our plants originated with wild seed.