Bold white margins contrast with deep green leaves that blush reddish in strong light. At anthesis the center flushes deep red. Widely popular in landscape use in central and southern Florida.

A colorful, upright growing hybrid of unreported parentage. A smallish plant to only about ten inches across with leaves of 1.25 inches wide in an upright rosette. Brightly colored red with chartreuse spots and bands over fully 50% of the plant. Leaves have a thick texture and are quite stiff. Although we do not know the parentage, it looks to us like it may have ‘Hannibal Lector’ in its background.

A beautiful plant developed for landscape color. Good for medium to low light. Excellent bright pink all over.

*Plants are small, approximately 1/3 to 1/2 mature

First released at the 2016 WBC in Houston, Texas. Green leaves with white margins. The tops of the leaves are covered with tiny red speckles and the undersides of the leaves are banded in red. If you like a bright white miniature Neoregelia, this is the one for you. Looks especially nice in a hanging pot.

A long time favorite with wide deep-burgundy leaves has become a standard in horticulture. Widely used in landscapes of central and southern Florida, this handsome bromeliad is a beautiful asset to any collection.

An interesting small grower with an upright rosette of thick and very stiff green leaves, red at the base and tipped in red. Its stoloniferous habit makes it nice as a hanging pot or basket subject. Native to the area of Domingos Martins, Espirito Santo, Brazil. This is a descendent of the clonotype plant.

An as yet unnamed cross of Neoregelia ‘Rio Ocher’ x olens ‘Vulcan’ is an apple green plant with a vivid red center flush at anthesis. The inch and a half wide leaves are somewhat thick and leathery and the marginal spines are small. It develops some red cross-banding on the leaves which become more pronounced with strong light or when grown “harder”. Offsets are on short stolons and the plant is good for mounting and for terrarium use.