Post-bloom, an Aechmea should produce pups in 2–4 months. Delay could mean slower plant, hybrid sterility, or recent repotting into larger pot (energy to roots). Nothing to do but wait. Pups ready to separate at half mother's size.
Water in leaf cups. Flower dies when color fades to brown—cut below colorful part.
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