Aechmea ID please, (if possible)

16 years ago

Does anyone recognise this Aechmea? I would appreciate any guesses as to parentage if the cultivar/hybrid is unknown.

BA

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bromadams
16 years ago
That looks like a bigeneric hybrid.
turtlewalker
16 years ago
Looks like xNeomea 'Popcorn' to me
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LisaCLV
16 years ago
Almost certainly a xNeomea, but I'm not sure which one.
pinkbroms
16 years ago
Hi Guys

B-A it's definitely a Neomea, I'm tending towards Exquisita, there is also Nebula to look at, I have both of these in flower also at the moment, as for Popcorn I'd rather see more foliage, but doesn't look like what we have as Popcorn ???

PinkBroms
brom_adorer
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks brom lovers. I think you are on the money with xNeomea 'Exquisita' Pinkbroms. I will have to check the underside of the leaves in the daylight, tomorrow. Its leaving for its new home then, but I've been promised a pup.
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here is some foliage as requested. I could not find images of xNeomea 'Popcorn', I don't suppose anyone has one they could share?
BA
hotdiggetydam
16 years ago
There is a photo on FCBS
Use the search feature for xNeomea 'popcorn'. The photo is on the front cover the Meristrim