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AND CANNOT BE EXPORTED
it is usually grown with the caudex fully exposed above the soil in cultivation
albomarginated green leaves with good
The undersides of the leaves are covered in a light covering of lineated white scurf
forming nice clusters in a relatively short time
Aechmea x lanjouwii SEL2006-0109 Suriname BONSAI AND CANNOT BE EXPORTEDA bromeliad, rare in cultivation, native to the Guyana Shield formation of Suriname where it grows as a lithophyte on granite in the vicinity of Voltzberg. Originally described as a species by L. B. Smith, it is now recognized as a natural hybrid of Aechmea aquilega and Aechmea moonenii. A large grower with spiny, strap like leaves of bronzy green form an upright rosette to over three feet tall. The inflorescence is nodding, with yellow branches in a
