Aechmea 'Blue Rain' - Blue Rain Bromeliad Size:12cm The current name was first

The current name was first published in 1767

pop this Aeschynanthus somewhere it has space to dangle and you'll get the best view

Crassulae are used to low humidity

This large grid calendar runs from January to December 2026

striking shape - and each leaf does look a bit like a sticking-out tongue

Aechmea 'Blue Rain' - Blue Rain Bromeliad Size:12cm The current name was firstThis bonkers Bromeliad will really catch the eye with its spear of blue and red erupting from the centre of the bright green foliage. In its natural habitat, it grows as an epiphyte, attaching to trees or rocks and keeping its roots out in the fresh air. It likes its soil to mostly stay dry, but to combat this has a well for water in its crown, allowing it to save water between rainfalls; you can keep this topped up in your home too! This unique plant