ardesia said:I like that one also, how are you going to use it in your landscape?
ScotTi said:
Halyna, What is the leaf length and height of the inflorescence on your plant? Are the spines along the leaf edge as black as they appear in the photo?
I have a couple of thoughts 🤣 running through my head.
Aechmea was the first to come to mind with Portea running a very close second.
I do not see it as Delmar or Blue Tango though. Inflorescence is more open and airy on the plant up for identification. Delmar and Blue Tango have a compacted appearance.
plantladylin said:I am not good at identifying Bromeliads from trying to compare photos but the leaf color and dark teeth resemble Bromeliad (Aechmea triangularis) We only have the one photo in the database and it's Sherri's, so maybe she will have an opinion.
- Bromeliad (Aechmea triangularis)
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hiyall said:@Gala,. Those are nice photos and mean looking teeth! Ouch! I will be interested to learn the ID!![]()
We needed recent rain. Saw storms in FL. Hope damage not too bad!