Hylaeaicum pendulum v. brevifolium UNFINISHED A Rubiaceous epiphyte from the

A Rubiaceous epiphyte from the Philippines with an unfortunate choice of name (in my opinion)

This handsome

This species produces a very large flower to about three inches across

lending form and color and a degree of cold hardiness

The plants grow large

Hylaeaicum pendulum v. brevifolium UNFINISHED A Rubiaceous epiphyte from theThe best of all the Amazonian Hylaeaicums (formerly Neoregelias), a little flask shaped plant with a cherry red center, growing on two foot stolons. A superb hanging basket plant. Imagine a cascading cluster of these little jewels, truly a sight to behold. Unlike many Neos, thrives on frequent fertilization and abundant watering. Size can vary greatly with the amount of water and feeding, growing quite small and tight when grown hard and very long