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Aechmea victoriana v. discolorAechmea victoriana v. discolor is native to the Atlantic Forest Biome in South in South Eastern Brazil. It was described and published by the famous Mulford B. Foster in 1955. It is a fantastic and easy to grow Bromeliad with glossy red undersides to the leaves, green and red above. It has a red flower spike with bright red bracts and purple flowers. Aechmea victoriana v. discolor prefers to be out of direct sun and can grow in a more humid

At the moment I have a few nice medium sized plants available

Tillandsia mallemonotii is easy to grow

This species add a wonderful contrast to other species because of its long thin leaves and upright habit

Hard cover

I have grown this for a few years and it seems quite difficult to grow well and keep the leaves looking good

Colors up a vibrant red in the center with greener red edged outer leaves

with quick drying or very good air-movement

It is easy to grow in high light levels with regular thorough wetting and drying

The flower spike is stunning it is bright orange with a dusting of trichomes towards the tips of the bright orange bracts which looks amazing

often grey/purple mottled leaves and a lovely flower spike with bright pink bracts and light purple flowers

Aechmea winkleri is endemic to the State of Rio Grande do Sul in southern Brazil

Here i have some lovely