Queen's Tears Bromeliad division and cleanup, some basics and potting tips.

The Queen's Tears Bromeliad is truly one of the most beautiful plants in the very large bromeliad family. The hot pink bracts and rainbow colored panicles add a wonderful touch to any landscape. The bromeliad is very hardy and requires very little maintenance.
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[@lorihobson7397]

Thank you for showing exactly where the bract is located. I've yet to get a flower bract on my plant but now I know where to look.❤

[@garygilliam1890]

Thank you very much for identifying a plant for me I have one in my greenhouse it bloomed for me last year and I was wondering what the name of it was so you are saying that these have got to stay in the greenhouse in the winter for 7b

[@ConcerningGardens1821]

Yes, for zone 7 b they will need some protection. But they are very easy to take care of. One of my favorite plants.