Aechmea atrovittata SEL2009-0077A Size:Offset A colorful climbing species with

A colorful climbing species with long leaves that first form an upright tubular shape

The name as we have it as now is Hechtia cf

A beautiful stand out plant

The inflorescence is a slender red scape with a cluster of cerulean blue flowers and bright red bracts

Apple green leaves are about 4 inches with bold white marginal variegation

Aechmea atrovittata SEL2009-0077A Size:Offset A colorful climbing species withA plant with a tubular rosette, closely allied to Aechmea disjuncta. Native to Atlantic Forest of Alagoas, N. E. Brazil where it forms stoloniferous clusters as an epiphyte. The upright rosette of few, strap like leaves is glaucous green with dark purple brown banding, reminiscent of Aechmea fosteriana. The inflorescence forms on a slender scape with rose bracts. A tripinnate, capitate head bears green bracts and yellow flowers. A decorative novelty,