Pyrrosia angustata Size:Bare-root Divisions The flowers are typically orange

The flowers are typically orange to yellow and a little larger and bear no noticeable fragrance

the plant still exists in the wild

At anthesis the plant will blush stronger orange in the center

Not common in cultivation

Another choice Billbergia hybrid by Bob Spivey

Pyrrosia angustata Size:Bare-root Divisions The flowers are typically orangeA rhizomatous epiphyte or lithophyte from the Malay Peninsula across Borneo, to the Moluccas. Never common, it is found in open, lowland forests. Linear leaf blades are formed at intervals along a scaly stem. The leaves are about an inch wide and six inches long, glossy, light green above, silvery below and rather leathery. As an epiphyte, it does well mounted but can also be grown in a loose, well drained mix.