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Fri, Aug 27, 10 at 19:17
| I bought a bunch of planters in the spring - two came with three bromeliads in each, four of which now have blooms...
Tia, Ken |
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- Posted by matt15 Brisbane (matt1515@optusnet.com.au) on Sat, Aug 28, 10 at 8:41
| Ken looks like you have Aechmea fasciata there. Cheers |
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- Posted by ken_ny Z10FL (kenr64@comcast.net) on Sun, Sep 12, 10 at 15:13
| Is fasciata very variable? I see it quite often in nurseries. etc. but the foliage is much more grey & pronounced banding with a pink inflorescence. Mine is green with little banding and much darker inforescence. Just curious. I'm fairly new to bromeliads, except cryptanthus, which I have grown for many years. |
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| There are many cultivars of fasciata. I doubt that you have a true fasciata. |
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