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I am pretty sure this is a bromalaid of some sort. It has very rough edges on each leaf and spots. The bloom is a bright pink with bluish tips, very pretty. Thanks
OH Thanks to sprouts28 made this photo that what, I has been wondering what is the real name of this plants, I have huge big full of it the pot so pack and thanks again this plant from my sister in law gave me been had it for three years so happy to know what really name of this. So want to ask u first can I- save as Picture- so, I can show some of them what I have this kind of this plants if is that ok with you sprouts28? Let me know ok. Yes it is really sure so pretty.
Thank You Baa to give these name of the plant.
RedRose
This message was edited Thursday, Nov 15th 2:16 PM
Sure you can redrose if you want I can try and get a better picture. Thanks so much Baa but are there many types of the queens tear I have another one that I recieved and was told thats what it was called but doesnt look like this one.
This message was edited Thursday, Nov 15th 4:41 PM
I wouldn't know what anyone meant if they asked me what a Queen's Tear was. What you definitly have is a Billbergia LOL as to the species, to me it looks as close to my Billbergia nutans as you can get hence the identification.
