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Very unique
the only other
The leaves are leathery and have narrow branches
Ball-like clusters the size of melons are not uncommon in nature but one rarely sees such specimens in cultivation
The foliage blushes red but the scurf on the leaves make them appear pink
Puya ferruginea COLLECTOR Very uniqueA species native from Ecuador to Bolivia with inch wide, fairly stiff, glaucous green, gracefully recurving spiny leaves in a 36 inch rosette. The inflorescence is a simple spike with large white and chestnut brown flowers with a flaring corolla. Upon closing the flowers twist in a tight spiral. Our plants descended from a collection made in Amazonas, Peru and have the Marie Selby Botanical Gardens accession number of SEL2007 0158.
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