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Native to semi arid valleys and can often be found in trees near water courses
released in 2012
Guatemala first imported and later described by Paul Isley
mottled with dark brown and dark green
Rio de Janeiro
Aechmea cephaloides AFRICA Native to semi arid valleysA large and showy new species from Pernambuco, Brazil where it grows as a forest terrestrial or facultative epiphyte. A spreading plant to nearly three feet tall and wide with arching leaves, glossy, green turning pinkish to orange with reddish tips. The foliage is broad, up to 4 inches. The inflorescence is on a tall scape, globose capitate with a cluster of short branches and bright red bracts. The sepals are orange yellow. The color is long
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