Guzmania lingulata variegada Myrtaceae Adequate light is essential for

Adequate light is essential for blooming

curved pedicels with an upward-facing orientation

Watering: Demands constant moisture

Hybrid vigor makes this cultivar more forgiving than its parent species

Guzmania lingulata variegada Myrtaceae Adequate light is essential forA variegated form of a bromeliad species native to Ecuador and the broader American tropics, forming a wide, open rosette of long, strap like leaves striped longitudinally with cream yellow and green. At maturity it produces a striking central inflorescence with vivid red bracts that persists for several weeks. Light: Bright indirect light; avoid direct sun, which can bleach the variegated foliage and scorch the bracts. Temperature: 6585F (1829C); a