Alcantarea odorada Size:Established offset exhibiting an upright and nearly

exhibiting an upright and nearly tubular shape with a slightly bulbous base

Light requirements: Strong filtered light: Prefers moderate levels of light

It thrives as an epiphyte

evolving from ordinary green foliage to a spectacular blooming display

Discovered near Parati in Rio de Janeiro state of Brazil and described in 1980

Alcantarea odorada Size:Established offset exhibiting an upright and nearlyAlcantarea odorada is an extraordinary giant bromeliad species that is native to Brazil, boasting an enormous span of up to 5 feet across. Its foliage is truly impressive, featuring strap like, pointy, and leathery pale green leaves adorned with a delicate silver powder, forming a stunning rosette. This plant adds captivating color and contrast to any landscape, especially when illuminated by the right light, which gives it a soft blue tint. The