Pitcairnia atrorubens BROMELIAD deciduous leaves that leave a

deciduous leaves that leave a rigid spine (stipule) after the leaves fall

Another of Ray Coleman’s complex hybrids

A red glaze over the leaf surface has 'holes' showing the green base color and appear as spots

funnel form rosette of fairly narrow

Regularly priced these plants would cost you $153

Pitcairnia atrorubens BROMELIAD deciduous leaves that leave aA species native from central Mexico to Colombia in moist forests. A terrestrial species with lanceolate leaves bearing stout spines along the petiole. The inflorescence is simple, erect with scape bracts at a 90 degree angle to the rachis. Flowers are yellow. The inflorescence on our plant is brownish in color but in the species in general can range from bright red to yellow. Our plant was originally from the Marie Selby Gardens and came to us as a