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Using two South American species native to warm to hot arid regions
The flower spike is bright red with white flowers
A species of central Panama
The inflorescence however does resemble xerographica
(Red in spite of its yellow ‘Druid’ parent) The flowers are two toned
Rokautskyia roberto-kautskyi ALCANTAREA Using two South American speciesThis plant is endemic to the state of Eprito Santo, Brazil where it was first described by Elton Leme in 1991. It is rare in US collections and this was acquired from Selby Gardens. The plant is unusual in that it has brown barring on the underside of the leaves, produces offsets from the spent bloom spike, as well as, the typical basal offsets, and also has fragrant white flowers. *VIPP plants are Offsets that are slightly damaged from Hurricane
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