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One of the lesser known of the several outstanding Aechmea orlandiana hybrids made by bromeliad pioneer Bill Frase of Orlando
Long stolons make this an excellent plant for a hanging pot or basket and does great as a mounted epiphyte
Numerous red specks are scattered evenly over leaf
In cultivation it is not as easy to replicate this color unless much feeding and water is withheld
Hohenbergia lemei SEL96-0587A Size:Bare Root Plant *AS IS* One of the lesser knownAs rare as they come. This is a beauty from Bahia, Brazil described by Luther & Norton, SEL96 0587A. A showy species with center leaves upright, fairly stiff and bright maroon red. Lower leaves tend to drape over. Mature at about 3 feet tall, it produces a showy inflorescence with a red rachis and branches with greenish sepals that starts erect then drapes over of its own weight. A showy species suited to full sun. This plant is in few collections,