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Guzmania 'Dark Red Corazon' – Heart-Shaped Dark Red Bracts

Guzmania 'Dark Red Corazon'

'Corazon' (Spanish for heart) suggests the deep, heartfelt red of its long-lasting bracts. This Guzmania shares the easy-care nature of the genus, thriving as an epiphytic houseplant with a central water tank.

Secrets of Success

LIGHT: Medium to high light indoors.
WATER: Fill central cup; flush monthly. Water soil only when very dry.
FERTILIZER: Monthly diluted liquid fertilizer.
HUMIDITY: High humidity.
TEMPERATURE: Normal indoor temps; >75°F to rebloom.

Care Tips

Propagate from basal offsets. Use orchid or bromeliad potting mix.

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