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Tillandsia venusta
Also called Bromeliad, Bromeliads, Pineapple Family, Rhodostachys Family
Racinaea venusta is an epiphytic bromeliad native from Costa Rica to Ecuador, grown for its rosette and showy inflorescence. It needs bright light, good air movement and a loose, airy mount or mix that dries between waterings.
Racinaea venusta is a species of flowering plant in the famuily Bromeliaceae. This species is native from Costa Rica to Ecuador.
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