Wittmackia neoregelioides NEW GUINEA The spreading and upright 14+

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

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

They are deciduous in the dry season and if no dry season is experienced

The leaves are moderately stiff

greenish-gray leaves

Wittmackia neoregelioides NEW GUINEA The spreading and upright 14+Formerly 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