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Aechmea fasciata 'Primera Spineless' – Spineless Bromeliad

Aechmea fasciata 'Primera Spineless': Spineless Silver-Banded Leaves

This spineless variety of the popular urn plant features broad, silver-banded leaves and a long-lasting pink flower spike. Easy care with the same bromeliad regimen.

Care Guide

Light: High to medium light indoors
Water: Heavy misting; empty vase monthly; water soil when very dry
Fertilizer: Monthly diluted liquid fertilizer in misting sprayer
Humidity: Thrives with misting, pebble tray, or grouping
Temperature: Normal indoor temps; need above 75°F to rebloom

Safe for homes with pets and children.

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