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A new large growing species from the region of the Alto Cariri State Park in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais
Presumably any combination of the two species would be considered an x correalii
almost spineless
and have a covering of moderate scurf towards bases and leaf tips
is this just a ‘branched form’ of x correalii or another natural hybrid deserving its own name
Vriesea philippocoburgii 'Rafael' Size:Offset A new large growing speciesThis is a stunning beauty, a boldly variegated form of an already attractive species. The species is found as an epiphyte or lithophyte in the Atlantic Forest from Rio de Janeiro and south in Brazil. A fairly large growing tank type Vriesea to about 24 inches, has bright green foliage with dark tips and boldly striped with creamy white. The inflorescence is very tall, to 5 feet or so, with many bright red branches, variegated bracts and yellow