Wallisia anceps AROID a lovely red-bracted inflorescence and

a lovely red-bracted inflorescence and a panicle of whitish berries

A large growing variegated hybrid by Ray Coleman

this one takes on the basic shape of the that species

Blooms are white and the fruits white

Wallisia anceps AROID a lovely red-bracted inflorescence andWallisia anceps is similar in appearance to the much prettier W. cyanea. In general aspect the plants are very similar; narrow leaves with red lineations, a broad, paddle shaped inflorescence and violet flowers. The main and obvious difference is that the W. anceps lacks the bright pink coloration of the more familiar W. cyanea. Aside from that, W. anceps has a similar habit, but is much more broadly distributed in most of Central America to the