Deuterocohnia meziana CITES with a spectacular inflorescence forming

with a spectacular inflorescence forming a tightly clustered head of pink branches

Its unique

This is an outstanding plant named after one of Brazil’s foremost bromeliad collectors

micranthus and pectinatus

Usually green to reddish with abundant silver banding and spotting with yellow and large black marginal spines

Deuterocohnia meziana CITES with a spectacular inflorescence formingA rather large growing, medium green, stiff, thorny plant. The tall inflorescence is perennial, blooming repeatedly. The tubular yellow and orange flowers are frequented by hummingbirds. This clone has something of a history. We got it from the old Fantastic Gardens in Miami, after the Wilsons sold the nursery and moved to Costa Rica. Bob Wilson said that this plant was collected by Mulford Foster in Brazil many, many years ago and given to him. It