BROMELIADS
Neoregelia 'Okapi'
2658
A miniature hybrid from Vinzant is a cultivar of ‘Screaming Tiger’ x ‘Doodlebug’. The plant is vase shaped with a slightly flaring top. The color is a deep chocolate burgundy with yellow banding, with the leaf axils almost solid yellow. The banding seems to be in the middle portion of the plant. There is no color change at anthesis. Offsets before anthesis, with offsets on stolons.
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Neoregelia 'Storm Front'
4641
A 2020 hybrid created by Chester Skotak. The leaves are medium green with white margins. They are covered with numerous tiny dots of dark red. The outer part of the leaves have broken bands of the same dark red. The shape is a loose rosette with upright arching leaves. There is no color change at anthesis.
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*Offsets available - NOT the mature plant in the photo
Neoregelia 'Green Eyes'
8284
This is a new 2012 release by Bullis Bromeliads with unreported parentage. Not to be confused with the other registered hybrid by that name of Neo. sarmentosa by Williams. This new plant is a compact shaped, wide leaved plant with deep reddish burgundy color and green spots, bars and small blotches throughout. Claimed by the breeder to be suitable for full sun to full shade, it is surely a lovely plant.
Neoregelia 'Thriller'
8260
A new Chester Skotak release for 2012. (Registration and cross information pending) This little stoloniferous plant with creamy-white marginal variegation reaches about 6 inches tall and wide in a few-leaved, upright, spreading rosette. The body of the plant is somewhat ampoule shaped. Light green with a random dose of tiny purple spots and a few broken bars. Bars on the undersides of the leaves are bolder. The cup develops a purple flush with maturity. Great for terrariums.
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Neoregelia 'Takemura' x burlemarxii
4834
A medium size grower. Green colored leaves that develop a purple veneer. The purple veneer is broken by many greenish yellow spots. Blushes purple at anthesis. Makes a nice landscape plant.
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Androlepis skinneri
5882
A beautiful large-growing plant from Guatemala and Belize has bronzy foliage in a large, stiff, upright rosette to about 3 feet tall.
The inflorescence is a panicle of white berries that last a long time. Excellent in the landscape, it can adapt to full sun conditions where the foliage can blush bright red.
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Neoregelia 'Infamous'
614
Neoregelia 'Infamous'
Aechmea nudicaulis Veracruz
4500
A clone from near Huatusco, Veracruz, Mexico, approaching the northern limit of this far ranging species. Smaller than most in the species, averaging about 12 to 14 inches tall. Coloration is uniform green with faint silver banding on the leaf undersides and it bears pronounced black spines. Bloom is like that of a 'typical' nudicaulis.
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Racinaea multiflora v. tomensis
269
An outstanding variety of the species multiflora. Unlike variety multiflora, which is its more common cousin with yellowish leaves and a white inflorescence that occurs at low to medium altitudes in Ecuador and Peru, this form is a medium to high altitude plant.
A rosette of green foliage bears a tall and many branched inflorescence which is bright pink-orange in nature and a little more subdued in coloration in cultivation. Although it lives in cooler altitudes in nature, it has been cultivated here in Florida for over twenty years since we collected our original stock.
Not a fast grower, it nonetheless is a healthy, strong grower at sea level. Very rare in cultivation. Culture is like that of a Tillandsia.
Billbergia 'Cold Fusion'
5332
A nice cultivar of (Billbergia vittata ‘Domingos Martins’ x leptopoda) from Jim Irvin. This plant develops into a nice tight upright tube of stiff leaves with pronounced black spines. Leaf color is dark green to black that is covered with irregular spots and blotches of white and coral. The inflorescence is red with purple petals.
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Dyckia macedoi
5354
Dyckia macedoi is a terrestrial bromeliad endemic to the State of Minas Gerais, Brazil. Prefers to grow in full sun or bright light. Silver grey succulent leaves have lineations and will grow to a width of 8 inches across. Not common in collections.
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