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Tillandsia Cyanea?

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I'm a writer. I'm writing a book about Tillandsia Cycanea (a type of epiphyte). I've tried wikipedia. Any sources with good facts or know any facts? Please use sources other than Yahoo, wikipedia and Google if you answer this question. Any Ideas either? I made a page with "fast facts" and parts of a flower for the basics. I also used those little plant label shapes to write chapter title. You can also send me pictures of tillandsia cyanea flowers and sources for pictures too.

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  1. W. Richter -- Bromeliads

    Graf -- Exotica

    Padilla -- Bromeliads

    Various Authors -- Bromeliads. A cultural handbook

    The last is published by the Bromeliad Society, a group you should be familiar with.

    Good luck with the book.


  2. Tillandsia cyanea is one of 374 species of the genus Tillandsia. Pink Quill is an epiphyte from Ecuador.

    Blooming Time: Winter; Inflorescence is a flattened plume of deep pink or red bracts from which violet blue flowers emerge, 1 or 2 at a time, for long periods.

    Culture: Tillandsia cyanea do best in bright indirect sunlight. They need medium temperatures of 50 to 65 degrees at night and day temperatures of 68 degrees or higher. Pink Quills need a loose, fast draining soil (2 parts peat moss to 1 part loam to 1 part sharp sand or perlite). They can also be grown on slabs of bark or tree fern fiber. The potting mix should be kept moist at all times. Fertilize weekly with a balanced fertilizer diluted to ½ the strength recommended on the label.

    Propagation: Tillandsia cyanea are propagated by division or seed. Plants can be divided at anytime of the year. Seeds are germinated on peat moss with temperatures of 65 degrees. Seeds need light to germinate.
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