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Typical of many other Amazonian plants it is excessively spiny
Marginal spines are prominent
a complex pattern that is hard to describe
A large growing plant that has bright red leaves that are covered with chartreuse spots
The marginal spines are rather large and typical of the genus Bromelia
Sincoraea albopicta Mucuge, Bahia DJC vipp 4-30 Typical of many other AmazonianFormerly Orthophytum albopictum. This is a spectacular species from the Mucuge area of the Chapada Diamantina in Bahia, Brazil. A rock dweller in nature, it is easy to cultivate like most other Sincoraea species, keeping it in well drained soil. The plant can reach 24 inches across in a very leafy, flat rosette. The leaves blush bright red with a white ring around the inflorescence, which is nested like a Neoregelia bloom,
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