Light
Bright indirect light; gentle morning sun is useful but avoid harsh summer midday sun.
Learn how to care for your green friend
Tillandsia cyanea
Bromeliads · Planned variety
Pink Quill has narrow arching leaves and flat pink bract spike with violet flowers. Its epiphytic habit calls for air around roots rather than heavy waterlogged soil.
Grow year-round in a warm Metro Vancouver home, near suitable daylight and away from cold window glass, exterior-door drafts and heating vents.
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Bright indirect light; gentle morning sun is useful but avoid harsh summer midday sun.
Water when the surface begins to dry; thoroughly wet and drain without leaving the plant continuously soggy.
Use a very airy bromeliad mix in a small draining pot, or a suitable mount with moisture access; avoid dense wet compost.
Use a complete liquid houseplant fertilizer about monthly while actively growing in spring and summer, at the product label rate. Pause in dim winter conditions or whenever growth stops; do not feed a dry or stressed plant.
Aim for 18–26°C indoors; protect from sudden temperature changes and cold drafts.
Prefer moderate humid air around 50–60% with good circulation.
The flowering rosette gradually declines after blooming and produces offsets. Let offsets develop before separating; reduce watering as winter growth slows.
Safety information needs confirmation; keep out of reach.
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Visit The Golden BazaarGuidance is a starting point. Adjust watering to your plant, pot, light and season; follow fertilizer labels and check outdoor cultivar hardiness.