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Deuterocohnia brevifoliaThe Deuterocohnia's are a lovely genus of about 12 to 15 species of terrestrial or liphophytic (rock growing) Bromeliads. They range from small mat forming plants such as this one (D. brevifolia) with sessile flowers (no flower stalk) to larger plants with thick leaves and flowers on stems. This species makes a fantastic mound forming pot plant as you can see in my photo with my two pet beetles. These are newly potted sections in 7cm pots.

low maintenance pot plant

It has long arching leaves that curl back to help it support itself in tress and scrub thickets

it responds well to a regular dose of fertilizer

abdita) grows easily with warmth and bright light

It has a wide distribution in the wild

hangers and compost are available separately

albertiana

The flower spike on this species is 3 to 5 inches long straw coloured and produces lovely blue to violet flowers with a white centre

Billbergia 'Hallelujah' is a cross between B

'Domingos Martins' x 'Ed McWilliams')

Tillandsia tortilis is a very rarely offered species

a beautiful and elegant species from dry forests in Peru and Ecuador