Showing posts with label Neoregelia carcharodon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Neoregelia carcharodon. Show all posts

May 21, 2013

Neoregelia carcharodon Cultivar


This a Neoregelia carcharodon Cultivar/ hybrid that Ray Coleman did from Tropiflora a few years back.
 
He didn't like so it was in the bargain tent at one of Tropiflora sales.

Well this plant has been sitting under a tree for many years and now I think it's time to segregate.

It had 4 flowering plant in that one pot and offsets are starting to come.



 
Looks like a job for my sawzall and a good cleaning.
 
For big plant you need big tools.

Step 1 open the pot, you need to see what your going to cut

Step 2 first cut

Step 3 last cut
Step 4 look for pots to pot them in. Maybe this should have been Step 1
 
 After cutting it up I found the tag and it reads Neoregelia carcharodon Giant and I got it in 4/28/2008.
 
I don't remember it having a name it Came from Tropiflora. I do remember talking to Ray about it at that time and he said he didn't know that was in it or he didn't want to go look it up or some thing like that.
 
 
Don't be afraid to leave a comment or a flike.  

October 25, 2012

Aechmea, Hohenbergia and Neoregelia

Neoregelia hyb
This was a hyb. that  Ray Coleman did and didn't like that had Neoregelia carcharodon and I don't know what else.
I got it at one of Tropiflora sales a few years back then it was in a 6 inch pot. It had flowered once and produced the 3 offsets you see. They are way larger then it's mama.
 
Neoregelia hyb. by Ray Coleman
My little helper

Neoregelia hyb. by Ray Coleman




Aechmea mexicana albo-marginata    is also a big plant that doesn't grow that fast.  It had flowered 2 years ago and put out 2 offsets.
 

 

Out of all the Hohenbergia I'v seen I still like Hohenbergia correia-araujoi the best.


This one also flowered a few years ago and put out that you see.





My little helper for the day was my granddaughter Leliah age 3