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A striking Nirdz hybrid with frosted silver-white foliage and an upright architectural form. Its dramatic contrast and clean, icy appearance make it a standout specimen that draws attention even when not in bloom.
The plant shown is the exact plant being sold. Please note: roots may have been trimmed for shipping.
A striking Nirdz hybrid with an icy, architectural look. ‘White Warlock’ grows into an upright rosette around 14 inches wide by 16 inches tall, with frosted silvery-white foliage and dark chocolate cross-banding that gives the plant a bold, almost zebra-striped appearance.
This is a standout piece for collectors who want something different.
Seed parent: chantinii wide leaf
Pollen parent: chantinii white form
The first photo shows an example plant. The other photos show the plant being sold. Please note: roots may have been trimmed for shipping.
NEW / RARE AECHMEA FROM THAILAND Listing is for ONE plant as shown in the photos. This bromeliad can tolerate quite a bit of morning and afternoon sun, but I recommend protecting from the more intense midday sun. Of course, dappled sun/shade is perfect too. Keep FRESH water in the center cup of the bromeliad….
New Rare Aechmea Listing is for ONE plant as shown in the photos. This bromeliad can tolerate quite a bit of morning and afternoon sun, but I recommend protecting from the more intense midday sun. Of course, dappled sun/shade is perfect too. Keep FRESH water in the center cup of the bromeliad. The substrate should…
Rare Aechmea from Thailand! Listing is for ONE plant as shown in the last 6 photos. The first photo is an example from our collection. This bromeliad can tolerate quite a bit of morning and afternoon sun, but I recommend protecting from the more intense midday sun. Of course, dappled sun/shade is perfect too. Keep…
The 1st photo is a sample from BSI.org. Listing is for ONE mature plant as shown in the last 5 photos. This bromeliad can tolerate quite a bit of morning and afternoon sun, but I recommend protecting from the more intense midday sun. Of course, dappled sun/shade is perfect too. Keep FRESH water in the center…
New Rare Aechmea Listing is for ONE pup as shown in the photos. This bromeliad can tolerate quite a bit of morning and afternoon sun, but I recommend protecting from the more intense midday sun. Of course, dappled sun/shade is perfect too. Keep FRESH water in the center cup of the bromeliad. The substrate should…
