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Bromeliad ID request

Pando

By Pando
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Pando Grand Master

Pando

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I picked this up without a tag or any ID. After a bit of research, my guess is that it's Billbergia "Muriel Waterman", but I'm looking for other opinions, and how common (or rare) this is in this part of the world.

Thanks in advance!
 

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Gonzer Grand Master

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It is indeed 'Muriel Waterman'. Not rare and a very good grow here in Oceanside. Actually one of my more "weedier" bromeliads.

 

 

Pando Grand Master

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Thanks Gonzer! I know a guy who wants some, but maybe not anymore now that you've said they're not rare.... :mrlooney:   :lol:

Gonzer Grand Master

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No prob Pando. Your friend shouldn't let the rarity factor influence his decision to get one. A well grown specimen is a very cool looking plant.

 

 

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