Billbergia nutans (Queen's Tears) World of Succulents

The best temperature for growing Queen’s Tears Plant indoors is an average warmth with a minimum of 15 0 C. Keep it away from drafts to avoid sudden changes in temperature which can cause reduced growth. However, to bring the Billbergia Bromeliad to flower requires temperatures above 26 0 C.. The queen’s tears plant (Billbergia nutans) looks exactly as you think it would—if all queens cried tears of beautiful, delicate rainbows. This truly stunning pink-tinged plant has also garnered the name the “friendship plant” because of the ease at which it shoots off new blooms throughout the year, making it a gift that keeps on giving.The queen’s tears bromeliad originally hails.

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Billbergia Bromeliad Species, Friendship Plant, Queen’s-Tears.. Ten days into the new year, I discovered my pot of Billbergia nutans sending out a 5-6″ flower bud/stalk.. Many posters bemoan the lack of flowering of Queen’s Tears, however, they can be forced to bloom at any time by enclosing the plant.. Queen’s Tears (Billbergia nutans) is a beautiful and easy-to-care-for plant that belongs to the Bromeliad family. It is native to Brazil and is known for its unique and graceful appearance. The plant features long, arching leaves with silver-green coloration, and it produces striking pink flowers that hang down like tears from the central.