In summer, this plant produces a flower spike singular oval reddish blue, measuring about 25 inches tall and is the basis for the flowers in shades of blue and purple. The narrow, curved leaves, greenish-gray, seem blades of grass. Unlike their relatives, aerófitas plants, this plant grows well in air earth. Yet nature is epiphytic and is great in a hanging basket.
Provide a minimum night temperature of 10 ° C, although 16 ° C is ideal. It prefers warm and smooth tolerate temperatures above 21 º C in summer.
This plant needs bright indirect air, but can not stand sunlight.
Water it heavily during the growing season, trying to keep the soil moist.
In summer, powder it with water once a day, preventing the pin from being too wet. Do not apply this treatment if they think they will spend more than two hours before it dries.
During the period of active growth, once a month, with half of the fertilizer dose indicated.
Grow them in a mixture of two parts peat moss, one part loam and lime free of coarse sand, or a combination of equal parts peat and sand. Fill pot with pieces of the 5 cm below the pot.
When paid, put a little fertilizer in the water and apply it spraying foliar fertilizer.
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