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Marginal spines are very small
but does not take away from the fact that this is a handsome plant
Cream colored albomarginated leaves with green stripes running down the center and have a light red veneer
A nice tight tubular shaped Billbergia is a cultivar of sanderiana x ‘Las Manchas’ by Lisa Vinzant
miniature terrestrial from Bolivia and Argentina
Araeococcus flagellifolius CARNIVOROUS Marginal spines are very smallA most unusual looking bromeliad, native to most of tropical South America where it grows as an epiphyte. A clustering plant about 30 inches tall (can reach 48 inches!) with whip like leaves and a bulbous base about an inch in diameter. The habit is erect and slightly arching, forming a tassel like cluster. The leaf color is reddish, growing deeper red in bright light. The inflorescence is a short panicle of berries that forms low in the foliage and