Brocchinia hectoides Bromeliad each “inked” with a different

each “inked” with a different color and each layer aligned with great precision

It was one the first hybrid pitcher plants to be encountered by Europeans

In full sun they develop a golden yellow-green color

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Brocchinia hectoides Bromeliad each “inked” with a differentEasy to Grow: Moderate Dormancy: No Native Range: Summits of the cool Tepuis of Northeastern South America Zones: 9 11 Brocchinia hectoides is a carnivorous bromeliad with a tall, tubular, erect whorl of light green waxy leaves that are very slippery to insects. The leaves form a water collecting barrel where insects are trapped and drown. With the help of bacteria to decompose this material, the plant then absorbs the nutrients. In their natural