This flower can be found white, orange, yellow, purple or red. The flowers themselves are small, insignificant, live a little, 1-2 weeks, but decorative blossom lasts approximately 4-8 weeks.
The normal length of leaves is about 20-30 cm.
After drying the flower, the plant enters a rest period, when, if it receives good care, it will produce a young side. Slowly, the mother plant will devitalize, allowing the baby to develop.
Appropriate time of detachment is when it seems the baby is vigorous enough.
Guzmania adapts well in areas with indirect light. It even supports average temperature, without any excesses. The central rosette should be kept moist by spraying or by pouring an abundance of small amounts of water.
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