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the plant does not have the thick leaves of either parent
The stem is rather stout and branches after blooming to form a little shrub
Only described as a form in 1972
At anthesis the center flush is bright red
Quesnelia liboniana VIPP the plant does not haveA handsome smaller growing member of the widely variable Quesnelia genus. Native to the Atlantic Forest in eastern Brazil, centered around Rio de Janeiro where it grows as an epiphyte or lithophyte in open forest. Growing conditions can vary from full sun to deep shade. A member of the Billbergiopsis subgenus of Quesnelia, a group that includes several other members that might be easily confused with a Billbergia in shape and even inflorescence. This
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