Bromeliad Neoregelia ampullacea Grayson Size:Medium Subspecies purpurea grows from the

Subspecies purpurea grows from the mid Atlantic all the way into Canada while subspecies venosa is prevalent in the southern range down into Georgia

This form has impressive coloration on both sides of the leaves and given its smaller stature would probably be perfect for a terrarium

We've seen these overpower even large flying insects

It can survive for a few months in non-ideal conditions

Sarracenia minor is an American Pitcher Plant found in bogs mainly throughout northen Florida

Bromeliad Neoregelia ampullacea Grayson Size:Medium Subspecies purpurea grows from theBromeliad Neoregelia ampullacea Grayson has tiger stripe patterning along rigged leaves. This tropical plant is perfect for your indoor plant collection. Add this beautiful natural wonder to your houseplants! Please note that Bromeliads have very minimal roots if any. They are epiphytes and can use any soil or rocks to be propped up. Do not water the soil. Water inside the cup of the tropical plant when dry. Bright light is recommended. This product