Billbergia Nutans Bromeliad Flower
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Care and Culture, Classification
Probably the most commonly grown bromeliad, this will survive almost freezing temperatures if it is dry.
It flowers regularly in the spring, bearing a drooping spike of yellow-green flowers edged with blue. The stem carries several deep pink, papery bracts below the flower head. The tufted rosette is made up of about 15 grey-green, narrow, tapering leaves 1 1/2 ft (45cm) long. Offsets are produced on short stolons and root easily.
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Hechtia Care Cheat Sheet
Learn how to care for your Hechtia bromeliad with this quick and easy informational guide.
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