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It resembles Dyckia fosteriana
pink leaves with darker pink towards the center have wine-colored streaks and blotches throughout covered slightly with lineated scurf and silver cross-banding
This one has narrow green leaves with small sharp spines
light yellow branches with very large white flowers
of being saved by angels too often to be just chance
Aechmea lueddemanniana 'Alvarez' AUSTRALIA It resembles Dyckia fosterianaBeautifully variegated with a broad stripe of pinkish orange up the center of each leaf when grown in bright light. Makes an outstanding landscape plant, adaptable to many different conditions from shade to sun. Can reach 30 inches across at maturity with an inflorescence of grayish blue berries. The form 'Alvarez' is slow growing and was supposedly originally collected wild, and is considered by some to be the most beautiful form of the species.