This intriguing Guzmania variety exhibits a color shift in its long-lasting bracts, transitioning from deep burgundy to dark red as it matures. The glossy green foliage forms the characteristic central tank. Like all Guzmanias, it's an easy-care epiphytic houseplant that provides months of exotic color.
Propagate from pups after flowering. Avoid copper-based fungicides (toxic to bromeliads).
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