Billbergia 'Carioca'Discover Billbergia 'Carioca', a captivating miniature bromeliad created by the renowned Don Beadle in 1982: Parentage: Billbergia 'Poquito Blanco' x Billbergia 'Gothensis' Origin: Florida, USA Distinctive traits: Very small, tapered flared rosettes with 8 10 pointed leaves Size: Compact grower, reaching only 4 8 inches tall Key features: Vibrant base color: Unique lilac lime hue sets the stage for a colorful display Mesmerizing patterns: Adorned with

deep purple hue adorned with bright yellow speckles

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or slated for demolition

allowing excess to drain

year-round indoor specimen

Origin: Native to semi-arid basins in eastern Australia

and Sycamore

hard leaves

Unique trait(s): This variety is known for being one of the largest forms of Tillandsia latifolia

Mesmerizing foliage: Incredible blends of red

indirect light to maintain intense coloration (south-facing windows are ideal)

Habitat adaptation: Epiphytic growth habit with nutrient-collecting basal fronds