Botanical nomenclature: Puya venusta
Common name: Chagualillo
Family: bromeliaceae
Origin: andes
€1.92
A magic gift of inflorecence, silver leaves and flowers in embroidery emerald tones, plum with royal blue and pearls color with lemon
They are full in beauty, shape, and seem to be another world
A true gift of nature
Arid climate and very much water; even so survive at -10 / -15 ºc temperatures
Their levels grow like densas rosetas silver.
Rare beauty, inegutable, glorifying and clearing our mother nature.
Puya (English)
Use a high-quality substrate suitable for seed germination: light, porous, and free of pathogens.
This species' seeds require light to germinate, so they should be sown on the substrate's surface and only very lightly covered.
We recommend sowing in a plastic pot with a transparent lid, placed in a well-lit area but away from direct sunlight. Maintain consistent humidity and a temperature of around 18–26°C. The cover helps retain moisture.
Avoid exposing your sowing to direct sunlight entirely. If additional light is needed, use fluorescent or LED lamps above the tray to assist during germination.
After germination, acclimate the seedlings for at least 8–12 weeks before transplanting them to a permanent location.
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