Stephania suberosa VIPP 4-29-19 but instead of the solid

but instead of the solid lilac

Grows to 10 inches tall

banded foliage that more closely resembles a form of Sansevieria than most bromeliads

The leaves are heavily marked with solid and broken red bands and form a loose rosette

found in the greenhouse alongside the non-variegated forms

Stephania suberosa VIPP 4-29-19 but instead of the solidStephania suberosa is a caudex forming shrub from Cambodia and Thailand. The caudex has a rough skin reminding some of a turtles shell. The foliage is a vine with heart shaped leaves. Grows best in a well draining soil and doesn't like it's soil to stay wet. *VIPP plants have no roots or foliage yet