Aechmea 'Bob Alonzo' vipp 7-9 Very rarely seen in any

Very rarely seen in any collections

A relatively small growing epiphyte from Brazil’s wet Atlantic Forest the cross seems to be more robust and larger than most from nature

best in sun or bright light

The inflorescence is massive

a sturdy rachis rising well above the foliage with long

Aechmea 'Bob Alonzo' vipp 7-9 Very rarely seen in anyA cultivar of (Aechmea chantinii x ramosa). The plant is an upright funnel form rosette with fairly stiff, 2 to 3 inch wide leaves nearly 24 inches long, with fairly large spines and reddish tips. The color is medium green with pale green variegation and light gray banding as with the chantinii parent. The inflorescence is well branched and erect, with a rose red scape and scape bracts and yellow flowers with rose tinted yellow ovaries. Appears to be