Fascicularia bicolor Size:9cm / 0.5L free-draining blend perfectly suited to

free-draining blend perfectly suited to these moisture-loving roots

A hybrid succulent with rosettes of thick

Leaf·Coat helps prevent the plant from losing too much water through evaporation so works great to aid the rooting of cuttings

where it grows in tropical forests on tree trunks and branches​

How and where to grow it

Fascicularia bicolor Size:9cm / 0.5L free-draining blend perfectly suited toThe Fascicularia bicolor, or hardy bromeliad (also known as the crimson bromeliad), is one of the most exotic looking plants you can grow outdoors in Britain. It forms an architectural evergreen rosette of narrow, spiny, silver green leaves, and as late summer arrives the whole centre flushes vivid crimson while a cluster of powder blue flowers opens deep inside the rosette. It is a true bromeliad from Chile, yet tough enough for a hot, sharply