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11989 - Bromeliads (Garden) - 2015-01-22(Dimension: 2030 x 1175 pixels - Counter: 8675) unknown 
Locality: South africa Photographer: christo van wijk Note: A size pic of my noname plant. It is definately not edmundoa lindenii, this plant is very hard and big , 1.6m in diameter and almost a metre tall! It is quite spiny, and has some scurf on the foliage and flower...almost like canistrum alagoanum. Hope this helps. Identification: asked 
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