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Guzmania conifera yellow

Guzmania conifera yellow

Guzmania conifera 'Yellow'

  • Light: Prefers bright, indirect light. It thrives in filtered sunlight, similar to the dappled light of its native forest canopy. 
  • Temperature: Enjoys warm to intermediate temperatures. Ideal daytime temperatures range between 20-29°C (68-85°F), with nighttime temperatures around 16-21°C (60-70°F). Protect from cold drafts.
  • Humidity: Requires high humidity, ideally between 60-80%. 
  • Watering: Water the plant by filling the central tank (rosette) with water, ensuring it is always about 1/4 to 1/2 full. Use rainwater or distilled water to avoid mineral buildup. 

Additional Notes

  • Distinctive Inflorescence: The common name "conifera" refers to its cone-shaped inflorescence. In the 'Yellow' cultivar, this striking structure will be a brilliant yellow, emerging from the center of the plant's leafy rosette. 
  • Epiphytic Nature: Like many Guzmania species, it is primarily an epiphyte, meaning it naturally grows on trees in its native habitat. 
$32.00
Guzmania conifera yellow
$32.00

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Guzmania conifera 'Yellow'

  • Light: Prefers bright, indirect light. It thrives in filtered sunlight, similar to the dappled light of its native forest canopy. 
  • Temperature: Enjoys warm to intermediate temperatures. Ideal daytime temperatures range between 20-29°C (68-85°F), with nighttime temperatures around 16-21°C (60-70°F). Protect from cold drafts.
  • Humidity: Requires high humidity, ideally between 60-80%. 
  • Watering: Water the plant by filling the central tank (rosette) with water, ensuring it is always about 1/4 to 1/2 full. Use rainwater or distilled water to avoid mineral buildup. 

Additional Notes

  • Distinctive Inflorescence: The common name "conifera" refers to its cone-shaped inflorescence. In the 'Yellow' cultivar, this striking structure will be a brilliant yellow, emerging from the center of the plant's leafy rosette. 
  • Epiphytic Nature: Like many Guzmania species, it is primarily an epiphyte, meaning it naturally grows on trees in its native habitat.