Aechmea chantinii 'Black' DYCKIA An attractive plant with the

An attractive plant with the shape of it's bulbosa parent and the texture of ehlersiana

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Aechmea chantinii 'Black' DYCKIA An attractive plant with theA spectacular clone of chantinii with wide, gracefully arching, dark chocolate colored leaves, heavily banded with silver and an inflorescence with red orange bracts and branches tipped in yellow are the hallmark of this magnificent plant. This excellent form found in Ecuador, has become our most popular chantinii variety. Great for mounting and for landscape, where when it is hardened off can tolerate some full sun. *VIPP plants are Large Offsets