My wife's mother recently passed away and one of the plants that was sent to the funeral was a bromeliad. We did not know the ID of it and called the florist. She only knew it as a bromeliad, did not know variety. She did say that it was an indoors plant. There are no blooms, but the top leaves are bright red. Can anyone give us care information, with no more information that this? It is beautiful and she wants to keep it with the rest of her house plants.
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