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Description

Quesnelia seidelianaQuesnelia seideliana from the Atlantic forests of Brazil. First described (to science) in 1963. This is an interesting Bromeliad with stiff green leaves. It has striking blue turquoise flowers in a capitulate head. Plants sent bare root.

When flowering if grown in bright light the plant can blush a lovely rose/pink color the flower spike is branched and the flowers are dark purple

and grows in full sun or dappled shade

It enjoys regular misting

peat based compost

These are small plants available

Tillandsia mallemonotii is easy to grow

Neoregelia 'Blushing Tiger' x punctatissima is a lovely miniature hybrid from Michael Kiehl in Florida

This plant can in time get very large and make great twisted

These are 'pups' or small offsets not full size plants

the flower spike is red and produces small pink flowers

'Fireball'

It makes a wonderful addition to any plant collection