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The infloresence is a scape with a tight cluster of pink branches and small blue flowers
Seldom seen in collections due to its slow reproduction
The leaves are green until anthesis and then blush bright red
native to the State of Veracruz in Mexico
A variegated clone of this species which is a rather large plant native to Venezuela and it’s offshore islands
Wittmackia caymanensis Size:8-inch Pot The infloresence is a scapeA large species endemic to the Cayman Islands, with wide, slightly mottled green leaves. A terrestrial in habitat where it grows in massive clusters. The inflorescence is a tall, green scape which tends to be drooping with age due to its weight. The scape is up to 5 feet tall with many, many short, strobilate branches. The lower part bears narrow scape bracts that are light lavender. This is a very rare species in cultivation. *VIPP plants are Offsets
