A new and distinct variety of Guzmania plant named DURAMIA which is characterized by the combination of a compact monopodial growth habit with foliage arranged in an attractive rosette, short and broad, dark green foliage, a compact inflorescence which is positioned below the foliage plane, a red and yellow bicolored inflorescence with a yellow center, and the stability of all characteristics from generation to generation.

A new and distinct variety of Guzmania plant named DURAPRI which is characterized by the combination of a flattened globular plant profile with foliage arranged in an attractive rosette, relatively short foliage with a dark green upper surface and a greyed-purple lower surface, an inflorescence with a rounded profile, born on a short peduncle, an inflorescence with red floral bracts which are tipped white, and the stability of all characteristics from generation to generation.

A new and distinct Guzmania hybrid named DREAM characterized by solid growth habit; funnel-form rosette plant, measuring about 20 cm in height (above the pot when flowering); numerous, green color foliage (measuring about 25-35 cm length and about 3-3.5 cm in width) Superior floral bract production; bracts are red-purple in color (closest to RHS 59B), singular head inflorescence, measuring about 8 cm in height and about 17 cm in diameter; and long-lasting habit.

A new and distinct Spathiphyllum cultivar named S48 is disclosed, characterized by very dark green, glossy foliage, rapid growth and early production of secondary shoots. The new variety can be produced commercial in tightly spaced pots and maintains its very dark green color under higher light conditions or low nutrient levels. The new variety is commercially suitable for 20 and 25 cm pot production. The new variety is a Spathiphyllum, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

A new cultivar of Vriesea plant named Multred that is characterized by its broad and flattened shaped inflorescences and its inflorescences with conduplicate bracts that are vibrant red in color.

A new and distinct cultivar of Neoregelia plant named Secret Garden, characterized by its broad and outwardly arching growth habit; broad leaves that are dark green in color with distinct light yellow green-colored stripes and margins and red purple-colored venation; when flowering, upper leaves are red purple in color; stable leaf color; good interiorscape and landscape performance; and relative resistance to pathogens common to Neoregelia plants.

A new and distinct cultivar of Neoregelia plant named Key Largo, characterized by its broad and outwardly spreading growth habit; leaves that are close to horizontal in aspect; leaves that are dark green in color with distinct light yellow green-colored stripes and margins; when flowering, upper leaves are red purple in color; good interiorscape and landscape performance; and relative resistance to pathogens common to Neoregelia plants.

A new pineapple (Ananas comosus) variety of the Bromeliaceae family was developed from a cross between the parental genotype Dole-12 and the commercial variety Dole-11 and has been designated HND-32. This new variety combines from its progenitors' different characteristics producing a unique hybrid showing irregular presence of spines in leaf margins, green leaves with red mottling colors, a reddish inflorescence at bottom stage, a cylindrical-slight taper shaped fruit with a long-conical crown, a distinctive ochre shell color, and an ivory white pulp with balanced sweet/acid-pleasant flavor, and tolerance to natural flowering differentiation.

A new and distinct Neoregelia cultivar named VD001 is disclosed, characterized by very bright pink foliage margins and significant contrasting foliage color which is maintained under a variety of conditions. The new variety is a Neoregelia, suitable for ornamental plant purposes.

A new and distinct Ananas cultivar named Duranas3 which is characterized by the combination of a compact plant size, greyed-purple to brown foliage, strongly reflexed foliage, dark red fruit, and the stability of all characteristics from generation to generation.