A nice miniature cross of Little Beauty x Fireball by Grace Goode. Little rosettes of speckled green leaves that blush reddish in good light. Offsets are produced on short stolons.

             A NEW 2020 RELEASE!

A beautiful hybrid from Chester Skotak. Maturing at 24 inches across, the arching green leaves are edged with black spines and heavily patterned with broken bands of red. There is no color change at anthesis. We are offering 1/2 from maturity size plants.

This is an unidentified species of Neoregelia collected by Jeffery Kent in Colombia.  Typical of Hylaeaicum Neoregelias which are all native to the Amazon Basin or Amazon slopes of the Andes, they are typically stoloniferous epiphytes with spiny leaves and tightly compressed central inflorescences of white flowers.

This plant could be one of the eleutheropetala, rosea or meeanum group and likely is.  It grows to about 12 to 16 inches across with very spiny leaves with a lavender-pink center flush at anthesis and offsets produced on stolons.

                   

A new 2020 release from Chester Skotak. This one grows to 24 inches across and 12 inches high. The 3 inch wide green leaves have ivory colored margins. The leaves are covered with tiny red speckles and there are some broken cross bands of red. 

A large growing hybrid from Chester Skotak.  Growing to 28 inches across. The wide green leaves have a wide cream colored variegation in the center. The leaves are covered with dark red bars and spots. The leaves are edged with black spines.

A truly unusual carolinae sport from Down Under. At first this Australian cutie may resemble a small Neo. carolinae 'Tricolor', and it does remain compact in size throughout its life, seldom reaching over 10 inches in diameter. The leaves grow in a spiral pattern which alone makes this an interesting plant. But, the most interesting feature of this oddity is that it seems to never bloom and will continue to grow, eventually forming a tall stalk, much like a Dracaena.