Wittmackia neoregelioides NEW GUINEA and many treetops are brimming

and many treetops are brimming with dozens of specimens reaching out into space

in 6 inch pots

The spreading and upright 14+ twisting leaves are oblanceolate in shape with wavy-edges

with clusters of yellow flowers on long peduncles

The cup flushes violet when blooming

Wittmackia neoregelioides NEW GUINEA and many treetops are brimmingFormerly Ronnbergia neoregelioides A rare stoloniferous species from Bahia, Brazil that little resembles other more familiar members of the genus. Forming a 4in tall, tubular rosette with narrow outer leaves and wide inner leaves, it looks superficially like a green Neo. wilsoniana. The lilac flowers are widely flaring, nested in the center. A true novelty that appears not to be in cultivation though it was described by Leme in 1999. *VIPP plants are