Image shows the lovely foliage of
Bromeliad Aechmea angustifolia or Angus Bromeliad |
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Bromeliad Aechmea angustifolia
(Angus Bromeliad) |
Family: Bromeliaceae
Origin: Bolivia, Brazil, Columbia, Costa Rica, Panama, Peru
Light:
Shade-sun
Height: 2'
Spread: 4'
Blooms: Yellow flowers with red bracts, long lasting, from
mid-late summer
Foliage: Long, narrow, yellowish-green to gold, with thin red edges
Soil: Well-drained, (ph: 5.5-6.5), drought tolerant
Water:Regular
Propagation: Pups
Uses: Xeriscaping, indoor plant, container, rock garden
Caution: Plant has sharp edges, wear gloves
Comments: Bromeliad Aechmea angustifolia or Angus Bromeliad is an
epiphyte growing on trees and a forest floor terrestial in its native setting. It
is an interesting perennial succulent that is very easy to grow.
This is a low-maintenance and carefree heat-loving plant. When
grown in masses, Bromeliad Aechmea angustifolia enhances the xeriscaping
landscape with their beautiful foliage colors and attractive flowers.
USDA Hardiness Zones : 8b-11 |
