Catopsis berteroniana Size:Large Uncommon to rare in cultivation

Uncommon to rare in cultivation

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This species displays unique purple-coloration under intense lighting

The plants have overflow slits along the pitcher which allow rain to flood out and into the surrounding soil

CONTAINERS: Use well draining plastic or glazed ceramics while utilizing a small tray under the pot to accumulate water and help keep the medium saturated

Catopsis berteroniana Size:Large Uncommon to rare in cultivationSCIENTIFIC NAME: Catopsis berteroniana COMMON NAME: Bromeliad. Tillandsia. Air plant. PLACE OF ORIGIN: Ranges from Southern Florida to Venezuela. GENERAL INFO: Catopsis berteroniana grows mostly epiphytically from trees throughout the tropical Americas. This species forms tightly restricted, labyrinthian leaf rosettes, which with the help of smooth, waxy surfaces effectively capture insects in the water below. Can be grown potted, in which the species