Wittrockia superba vipp 10-28-19 it loses scurfing on its

it loses scurfing on its lower leaves

or used in landscape

well branched inflorescence

Albomarginated with clean white margins

Another choice Billbergia hybrid by Bob Spivey

Wittrockia superba vipp 10-28-19 it loses scurfing on itsAn unusual bromeliad of the Atlantic Forest of Brazil from the states of Rio de Janeiro to Santa Catarina in lowland forests up to about 1,000 feet. Usually an epiphyte in nature, it is also sometimes found as a lithophyte or growing on the ground. A shade lover in nature, it can be grown successfully in almost any kind of light from deep shade to full sun. A large grower, easily reaching 4 feet across, with 2 inch wide leaves, heavily armed with