Guzmania Ruiz et Pav. Guzmania · Ornamentals · bred by Chester Skotak Jr.
also searched as: дурамар
10 August 2026
The variety originated as a natural whole-plant mutation of the commercial non-patented Guzmania 'Voila' variety. The initial selection was made in a commercial greenhouse in the Netherlands.
The plant is classified as ornamental, intended for use as an indoor potted plant. The variety has undergone an assessment of the stability of its characteristics.
1 jurisdiction
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