A gardener's aunt bought a strange plant in NYC. It had large green leaves at the base, a thick red/green stem, and a flattened closed-up red top.
Plant
The plant is a popular bromeliad (Tillandsia), related to pineapples and Spanish moss. It's an epiphyte (gets sustenance from air, not soil), tolerates cooler temps than most bromeliads. It blooms once, then dies but produces side shoots ("pups") that become new plants.
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