Neoregelia 'Ed Prince' strong filtered light This bromeliad thrives as a

This bromeliad thrives as a container plant and can adapt well to fairly sunny locations

combining olens and smithii

it is important to acknowledge that this particular plant lacks an official botanical classification

The lower leaves exhibit a grey tint

Although it is said to belong to the same grex as 'Tunisia'

Neoregelia 'Ed Prince' strong filtered light This bromeliad thrives as aNeoregelia 'Ed Prince' is a Skotak hybrid that resulted from crossing punctatissima rubra with Hannibal Lecter. Although it is said to belong to the same grex as 'Tunisia', it is slightly smaller and less symmetrical. It was introduced in 2012, but in reality, it was a cultivar created by Chester in 2002 using Punctate Red and Hannibal Lector. The plant has a general size and shape similar to N. ampullacea and features reddish bars over a yellowish