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Neoregelia IDs

17 years ago

Hello

can someone help me.

I have this buy as Neoregelia amoullacea.

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But i think this is not a Neo. ampullacea.

And this is not a Neo. tigrina or 'Marnier-Lapostolle' (i have some, but this looking other).

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Comments (2)

LisaCLV
17 years ago
Are the leaves fairly soft? It looks more like N. tigrina than any form of N. ampullacea. I'd like to see your other N. tigrina before saying that's not what this is. I hope you are not confusing N. tigrina with N. ampullacea 'Tigrina'.
neoregelia
Original Author
17 years ago
i will show a picture from my Neo. tigrina. And i have Neo. ampullacea 'Tigrina'. IÂ´m not confusing

Maybe it is a Neo. 'Wee Willy'?
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