A small growing bi-generic hybrid by Lisa Vinzant. Narrow tube of green with a red veneer. Matures at 12 inches tall. Offsets freely and makes fills a pot quickly. Prefers to be grown in bright filtered light.
This is a choice clone of the species olens, selected by Marie Picard and named in her honor. An 8 to 10 inch, stoloniferous rosette, with light green leaves, speckled with red and a cherry red center flush at anthesis. Excellent for pot culture where it will form an attractive clump, for mounting and for terrarium use.
This Ed Edmiston hybrid, a cultivar of 'Double Fudge' x 'Cosmic Storm,' matures to an extra large flat rosette of 24-inches in diameter. The open conformation of thick crenulated leaves curving upwards in dark salmon pigmentation in good light with tide-like silver-scurf has variably-wide cross-banding, some well-defined, but others smudged.
A beautiful smallish species somewhat resembling the old Neo. olens 696. Stoloniferous, with stiff bronzy-green to somewhat yellowish leaves, dusted with reddish speckles and a vibrant cherry red center.
Navia cf lactea. From Lago Leopoldo, Veneuzuela collected by Eloise Beach. A rosette of narrow, deep green, fairly soft leaves with spiny margins, the center flushes pure white at anthesis, suggesting its name; lactea (milky). Rare in cultivation, needs open shade, moist conditions and protection from cold temps though cool temps are okay. Prefers bright filtered light.
This is an old Joe Carrone hybrid of 'Midget' x 'Vulcan', a small plant with an upright, tight vase shape with light green to reddish leaves, heavily speckled with red. Its stoloniferous habit makes it suitable for a hanging basket and its small size makes it good for terrariums.
A bi-generic hybrid by Michael Kiehl. Many narrow, arching green leaves with finely-serrated edges. Young growth is bright green, tinted red in high light. The entire foliage flushes vivid red at blooming and produces a raised cluster of golden yellow flowers. Matures at 10 inches across. Grow in bright filtered light. This is the first xLapacoraea cultivar ever registered.
A small growing Aechema recurvata hybrid by Lisa Vinzant. Olive green with dark leaf tips that turn blue with age. Produces a short inflorescence of pink. Matures at 10 inches tall. Grows best in bright filtered light.
A colorful miniature hybrid by Michael Kiehl. Grows to 4 inch across. Red with green bands and spots. Offsets on 3 inch stolons. Grows best in a hanging basket in bright filtered light.
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A large growing plant created by Bill Baker. The leaves are stiff, burgundy color and heavily covered with white scurf. Grows to a diameter of 16 plus inches.
A variegated sport of Dyckia encholirioides. Large green rosette of narrow leaves. The center leaves have yellow variegation. Grows best in bright light. Needs to be fertilized on a regular schedule to keep the variegation bright.
Arrived in perfect condition! my only issue is I already have most of what they grow! Lol
Bromelia michaelii
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A Brazilian species that is rare in cultivation or collections. It was discovered in Goias Brazil in 1998. This is a terrestrial bromeliad so grow it in soil. Prefers bright filtered light.
