Aechmea serrata ARGENTINA The immature plants are white

The immature plants are white

When our plants began to flower it was evident that the plants were something else

The inflorescence is on a tall scape with long scape bracts framing a compact head of short branches with white flowers which was described as “densely compound” by Lyman Smith

A handsome plant and easy to cultivate

rather flattened with radiating ridges and bearing short spines

Aechmea serrata ARGENTINA The immature plants are whiteAechmea serrata, a handsome, rather large grower from Martinique in the Lesser Antilles. Shiny, dark green leaves form an upright, 30 rosette, with an inflorescence of lavender branches in a tightly clustered head. NO HOLDING MUST SHIP IMMEDIATELY