Tillandsia tricolor Campanulaceae so this mix keeps the

so this mix keeps the nutrient load deliberately low

This compact variety thrives in small pots and doesn't need frequent repotting

Red colour or speckling can appear along the central vein and petiole

Young palms have a slimmer base and only hint at the mature bottle shape

Aloe dorotheae ‘Crimson’ produces broad glossy leaves that can deepen from green to copper

Tillandsia tricolor Campanulaceae so this mix keeps theTillandsia tricolor Tillandsia tricolor grows as an upright rosette of firm narrow green leaves. The sharply pointed blades are lightly scaled and often darker toward their broad overlapping bases, giving the plant a clean spear like profile. At maturity, green lower bracts, brighter red or orange sections and small violet flowers bring several colour bands to the rosette. Basal offsets eventually produce additional heads, while each keeps the same