Fernseea bocainensis Size:Bare Root Division Closely resembling the more familiar

Closely resembling the more familiar Sincoraea navioides

A stunning

supporting a head of up to 20 fat bright-red bracts up to 8 inches long and an inch thick

with an inflorescence 17 inches tall with reddish-pink

this one near Mucuge

Fernseea bocainensis Size:Bare Root Division Closely resembling the more familiarOne of only two species in this obscure and primitive genus, one being terrestrial (F. itatiaiae) and the other, this one, bocainensis, which is an epiphyte in moist forest in the Serra da Bocaina of S. E. Brazil. Both are sun loving species in nature and should be grown moist and bright. Clump forming, bocainensis has a colorful inflorescence which is a spike, pink with blue flowers.