Mostly, flower itself is a pinkish inflorescence, often described as having a rosy-pink bract that holds small violet or bluish-purple flowers. Note colour can not be confirmed.
Flowering typically happens once in a lifetime, then the plant slowly dies after producing "pups" (new plants)
Care:
Light: Bright, indirect light; avoid harsh direct sun which can scorch leaves
Water:
Keep the central cup filled with clean, non-chlorinated water
Water the soil lightly; allow soil to dry out slightly between waterings
Humidity: Prefers high humidity; misting or a humidity tray can help indoors
Note: Each individual plant is unique. This image is an example only, however the plant you receive will be as close as possible to this image description.
Note: Stem length indicated above is a guide to the estimated length rather than an exact length that you will receive.
