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Chestnut red
The plant has soft silvery recurved leaves on a short stem and a branched
Flowers are large for a Rhipsalis
It has a dense rosette of overlapping leaves growing to 24 inches across
much more so than duratii and has a lot of characteristics of the didisticha parent
Neoregelia martinellii (Red) Size:4-inch Pot Chestnut redAn interesting little species from the area around Rio de Janeiro that forms clusters of slender, upright rosettes on fairly long stolons. The foliage is unmarked, reddish (in this form), bearing an impression or 'thumbprint' at the base. The leaves taper to a point and bear moderate spines. The stolons are 3 to 4 inches long and help this plant form decorative clusters.