Aechmea gamosepala Vergrößern

Aechmea gamosepala

Fast growing mat-forming bromeliad. Small rosettes of pale green leaves produce bright spikes of pink and purple flowers, in the colder winter months. It can take low temperatures with little or no damage at -7 C (20 F) for several hours.

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Fast growing mat-forming bromeliad. Small rosettes of pale green leaves produce bright spikes of pink and purple flowers, in the colder winter months. Aechmea gamosepala loves cool and wet conditions and grows freely outdoors in most Mediterranean conditions. Shade to semi shade. 10-20 cm (4-8") pups that will bloom on their first year.

It can take low temperatures with little or no damage at -7 C (20 F) for several hours. It can take some sunlight, but also low light and live under trees or indoors.

Aechmea gamosepala is placed in the Ortgesia group of Aechmea, so flowers are arranged in showy spikes and they start opening in the central part of the inflorescence. Then they progressively open above and below. As in most species of Ortgesia, each flower has a beautiful colour contrast between the calyx and the corolla. Most of the species in this group from SE Brazil, are tolerant of cool weather and some frost.

We offer one large rooted pup of Aechmea gamosepala, of 20-30 cm, able to flower in one year. We ship it worldwide.

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Anbau Innenanbau
Herkunft der Arten Amerika
Präsentation Freiliegende Wurzeln
Maximale Größe 30cm-40cm
Botanische Familie Bromeliaceae
Lichtbedürfnis Durchschnittliches Licht
Mindesttemperatur im Winter -10 ºC bis 0 ºC
Blütezeit Frühjahr
Pflanzentyp krautartig
Pflegebedürfnis Blumentopf
Wuchsform Perennierend