Orthophytum .........could be maracasense

Looks like O. saxicola to me.

I have the same plant from Thailand and Chanin identified it as Orthophytum saxicola var. aloifolium.

Like Lisa and Lyndi said. It is Orthophytum saxicola var. aloifolium as Chanin previously mentioned.

Thank you. So it's a brom? Then I should plant it in soil-less mix? Or just let it be like it has been? Should I divide it now?

I have so many questions because seeing the plant in this stage I don't want to eventually lose it due to not knowing how to care for it properly.

Please help me more.

Xuan

Treat like a crptanthus it will be happy

I'd give it a lot more sun than a Cryptanthus. That will bring out the bronzy color. Orthophytums are terrestrial bromeliads, so they need their roots in some kind of media, not necessarily garden soil. They can take a fair amount of water as long as the soil mix is well-drained.

You can divide it if you want to make more, but this species is a natural clumper. Just cut away any dry, bloomed-out rosettes and it will probably fill in the bare spaces fairly quickly.

Many thanks, lisa. Your advice is very helpful. I'm now more confident about what to do next with this plant.

Xuan

Dont let it dry out during growing season...same as cryptathus

Thank you, hotdiggetydam. Will remember that.

Xuan