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Possibly a natural hybrid
worthy of being in everyone's collection
A mound forming miniature lithophytic or terrestrial species from Bolivia and Argentina
The rosettes grow to a average of 8 to 10 inches across
Androlepis fragrans VIPP 1-29-19 Possibly a natural hybridOnly the second species in the genus; Androlepis fragrans was described from material first collected in Veracruz, Mexico by Alfred Lau Jr in 1993. He recognized it as something different and forwarded a plant to Aechmea expert John Anderson in Corpus Christi, Texas who in turn sent it to the Bromeliad Identification Center at the Marie Selby Botanical Garden in Sarasota, Florida. The wheels of science do turn slowly and finely but eventually this
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