Billbergia ‘Muriel Waterman’ Bromeliad
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Care and Culture, Classification
This is one of many beautiful hybrids developed by the great American collector and enthusiast, Mulfor Foster.
The stout tubular rosette, about 3 inches (7.5cm) in diameter, opens out to a funnel at the top of some six to eight leaves. These are rose-maroon with transverse silver bands, making it one of the most colorful foliage billbergias. The showy flower spike consists of pink bracts and yellow flowers edged with steel-blue.

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