Aechmea victoriana v. discolor Beginners red leaves with lots of

red leaves with lots of bands and the odd stripe

wide leaves

The main rosette in the image is 58cm diameter

These are large offsets/pups

Aechmea victoriana v. discolor Beginners red leaves with lots ofAechmea victoriana v. discolor is native to the Atlantic Forest Biome in South in South Eastern Brazil. It was described and published by the famous Mulford B. Foster in 1955. It is a fantastic and easy to grow Bromeliad with glossy red undersides to the leaves, green and red above. It has a red flower spike with bright red bracts and purple flowers. Aechmea victoriana v. discolor prefers to be out of direct sun and can grow in a more humid