Hi everyone.

littlegatorfarm - Try searching for this plant using the name Neoregelia 'Voodoo' instead of ‘Wurthmann’s Midnight’ as there have been several changes to the name and it may still be under one of the old names in your area.

Neoregelia ‘Wurthmann’s Midnight’

This lovely very dark—almost black--hybrid with some light
green speckling was formerly named Neoregelia ‘Voodoo’ Wurthmann, then N.
‘Midnight’ and, more recently, to differentiate it from another quite different
plant of the same name (registered by Grace Goode in 1975), it has been amended
to ‘Wurthmann’s Midnight’. The problem originally arose because there were two
different hybrids of the same name—‘Voodoo’—and then there were two different
hybrids named ‘Midnight’ and so we now have them listed in the Bromeliad
Cultivar Register as Neoregelia ‘Elmore’s Voodoo’, N. ‘Goode’s Midnight’ and N.
‘Wurthmann’s Midnight’. Hopefully, this doubling up of names should not occur
now because hybridists, with advanced technology, have access to an up-to-date
Register.

Hopefully this will help you track down one of these plants.

All the best, Nev.

Great tip thanks, I'll look into it! I thought voodoo was different since I have voodoo dolls that are much more purple and need shade.

Hi everyone.

Littlegatorfarm –Just to confuse things further, there
are currently four Neoregelias BCR registrations with Voodoo in the name, and
they are all very different plants.

Voodoo Doll http://registry.bsi.org/?genus=NEOREGELIA&id=7718#7718

Voodoo Magichttp://registry.bsi.org/?genus=NEOREGELIA&id=7719#7719

Voodoo Night http://registry.bsi.org/?genus=NEOREGELIA&id=9941#9941

Voodoo Queen http://registry.bsi.org/?genus=NEOREGELIA&id=9942#9942

All the best, Nev.