The Tropical Beauty of Aechmea Mexicana Albo

Of all landscaping plants, Aechmea Mexicana Albo, stands out because of its uniquely patterned foliage. Its leaves are wide and apple green in color. These leaves are marginated with beautiful golden color. Under full sun, the leaves develop a rosy flush at the tips and edges. In addition to the interesting leaves, Aechmea Mexicana Albo produces a bloom that appears like tall spikes with white powdery berries accentuated with pink, purple, and blue.

If you like to have Aechmea Mexicana Albo in your landscape, plant it during the cooler months. These months are the best times for Aechmea Mexicana Albo to acclimate to the hot weather during summer. Never plant Aechmea Mexicana Albo areas near asphalt, white painted walls, or any white landscape stones or decorative chips.

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