Your Aechmea is a bromeliad. The flower lasts 3–5 months. After fading, the mother plant declines while pups emerge at the base.
Cut back dead mother foliage. Grow pups in same pot or separate when ⅓ mother's size. They'll flower in 1–3 years.
Bright light = longer-lasting bloom. Enjoy the prehistoric look!
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