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This plant is one that the late Wally Berg and I collected in Costa Rica back in the 1990s
white and sometimes in small clusters
He recognized it as something different and forwarded a plant to Aechmea expert John Anderson in Corpus Christi
Medium green leaves with white margins
It grows in the caatinga habitat of rolling
Dyckia fosteriana 'Silver Queen' ACANTHOSTACHYS This plant is one thatDyckia fosteriana 'Siver Queen' is a terrestrial species from Brazil. This one differs from other Dyckia fosteriana by having slightly wider, more succulent green leaves and heavier scurf. A single rosette can max out at 8 inches across. This species usually reproduces by the rosettes splitting. Occasionally offsets are produced. Remember that terrestrial bromeliads like to be kept hydrated in the drier months.
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