I just love this photo of a bromeliad flower. The fiery red stem, pretty purples and pinks of the flower bases against the lime green leaves, what a gorgeous display of intense colors. Bromeliads are quite a well known plant with a huge variety of colors and sizes. The smallest one being Spanish moss, and the largest one, Queen of the Andes reaches 3 meters (almost 10 feet) tall, with a flower spike of 9-10 meters (32 feet) tall! Most of you would have at some point eaten a bromeliad…the pineapple (which will no doubt appear in a future post). Have a bright and colorful weekend everyone!
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Love the colours! Beautiful.
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Me too, thank for visiting! 🙂
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Very bright and beautiful.
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Laura, I love this colorful little bromeliad. It is so fancy and colorful. 🙂
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Hi Sue, thanks for your visit, the colors just caught my eye, and I couldn’t pass without a photo. Hope you have a great weekend.
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Thank you!
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beautiful color!
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Hi Margaret, yes it is a very beautiful flower on this one. I’m glad the photo did it justice. Enjoy your weekend! I think its going to be an indoor rainy painting weekend for me 🙂
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What a beautiful plant! I haven’t seen anything like this before. The colors are amazing!!
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Hi Jade, thanks for visiting. This is definitely one of the more vibrant bromeliads! So glad you like it, I love introducing people to new and wonderful things!
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Really extraordinary! Very beautiful bromeliad… great photo, Laura. 🙂
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Thanks Iris, I appreciate the compliment. This flower really makes for an easy photo… cant go wrong with colors like that!
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Beautiful photo of a beautiful plant!
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Thanks Lorrie, I appreciate your comment, it really is a beautiful plant which makes for an easy photo!
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bright and beautiful photo
outstanding description of the bromeliad family
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Thank you so much, I’m very happy you visited. It truly is a bright photo, with absolutely no enhancements, this flower is just a beauty!
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Stunning photographs!!
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Thank you Sumith, welcome! I look forward to exploring your blog.
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