A form of Sincoraea that we believe to be a form of albopicta, although it doesnt look like the typical ones. The plant grows in a flat rosette with many narrow leaves, blushing reddish in strong light, and with a center flush of pale red, with a white central cup. The spines along the leaf margins are quite stout and unevenly distributed. Flowers are white. Most of the more typical albopicta that we have are brighter red, smaller and with fewer leaves. This plant came from the Chapada Diamantina of Bahia, Brazil.