Aechmea disjuncta VIPP 11-12 An interesting Haworthia hybrid with

An interesting Haworthia hybrid with thick rubbery-textured turgid dark green leaves covered with distinct white ridges running horizontally across the foliage

in Northern Argentina

blushing reddish in strong light

just look at the photos and you can see that

Aechmea disjuncta VIPP 11-12 An interesting Haworthia hybrid withFormerly known as Hohenbergia disjuncta, this taxa was reassigned to Aechmea by Jose Alves Siquiera Filho and Elton MC Leme in 2007. A loosely tubular plant with leaves up to 3 feet long, and fairly long stolons. The inflorescence is similar to that of Aechmea bambusoides, a long scape with clusters of short branches spaced several inches apart with yellow flowers and pink bracts. Grows well mounted, potted, or in a hanging basket.