| The Vriesia or Indian Feather (Vresea splendens) is a plant with narrow, light green leaves mottled with darker spots. | |
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| Its foliage is arranged from a basal rosette from which a very characteristic red pine cone-shaped flora also emerges. | |
| This flower contains tiny tubular-shaped white or yellow flowers in its bracts. | |
| Originally from the central areas of Venezuela, it is a plant that obtains water and nutrients from what it accumulates in its rosette. | |
| The easiest way to multiply this bromeliad is by transplanting the shoots that form at the base of the plant. You can also germinate the seeds. In the first case, the roots must be allowed to develop because, at first, the offspring feed on the mother plant. |
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