Over 120 species, native to South America. Epiphytic with striking bracts (red, yellow, orange, purple) and dark green leaves. In nature, they catch rainwater and nutrients in their central cup.
Use a heavy ceramic/terra cotta pot (top-heavy). Base with decorative stones/pottery shards. Fill with orchid mix; plant Guzmania.
Low-light tolerance, long-lasting color, easy care—ideal for indoor color year-round.
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