Fascicularia bicolor ssp. caniculata 'Spinners Form'
From a wonderful group of terrestrial (as opposed to extraterrestrial?) bromeliads from southern Chile, this forming rosettes to 18", clumping, with inner leaves turning scarlet before exposing the sky-blue flowers within. Often found not only growing on the ground, but among rocks and in rotten wood. This form shared with us by Spinner's Nursery years ago, having lived happily thru 0 degrees F. Sun or shade. A conservative USDA zone 8.
Bromeliaceae
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Fascicularia bicolor ssp. caniculata 'Spinners Form'
Fascicularia bicolor ssp. caniculata 'Spinners Form'
From a wonderful group of terrestrial (as opposed to extraterrestrial?) bromeliads from southern Chile, this forming rosettes to 18", clumping, with inner leaves turning scarlet before exposing the sky-blue flowers within. Often found not only growing on the ground, but among rocks and in rotten wood. This form shared with us by Spinner's Nursery years ago, having lived happily thru 0 degrees F. Sun or shade. A conservative USDA zone 8.
Bromeliaceae
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From a wonderful group of terrestrial (as opposed to extraterrestrial?) bromeliads from southern Chile, this forming rosettes to 18", clumping, with inner leaves turning scarlet before exposing the sky-blue flowers within. Often found not only growing on the ground, but among rocks and in rotten wood. This form shared with us by Spinner's Nursery years ago, having lived happily thru 0 degrees F. Sun or shade. A conservative USDA zone 8.
Bromeliaceae
