Billbergia pallidiflora Subcategory- Dry Shade followed 5" long canoe-shaped pods

followed 5" long canoe-shaped pods that split open to reveal yellow seeds

Good in containers and for cut flower

dark green leaves that can have a bronze tint when they first emerge

Water: moderate

with small pink star shaped flowers from winter to spring

Billbergia pallidiflora Subcategory- Dry Shade followed 5" long canoe-shaped podsBillbergia pallidiflora: Epiphytic bromeliad 12 18" tall. Cluster of upright rosettes with stiff green leaves, white banding, and small sharp teeth. Pale green and violet flowers with long broad pink bracts in spring. Full sun to part shade. Low to medium water. Grows indoors or outside. Attracts hummingbirds and pollinators. Seacoast, wind, heat and drought tolerant once established. Deer and rabbit resistant.