Pink Quill Plant – Vibrant Bromeliad Tillandsia, Easy-Care Houseplant, Fully Bloomed, Non-Toxic, Perfect Gift
Say hello to the Pink Quill Plant—a vibrant, easy-care houseplant that’s sure to brighten any room. Known for its signature pink, feather-like bract (that’s the “quill”) and lush green leaves, this Wallisia cyanea is both eye-catching and effortless to care for. As a member of the bromeliad family, it even grows a tiny air plant at its base, adding a fun twist to its already unique look.
Botanical Name: Wallisia cyanea
Common Names: Pink Quill Plant, Bromeliad Tillandsia, Cyanea Pink Quill
This plant ships fully bloomed, with colors as vivid as the photo—so no waiting around for those cheerful hues! Native to the rainforests of Ecuador, the Pink Quill thrives indoors and is as tough as it is beautiful, making it a perfect plant for beginners or anyone looking to add a pop of color to their space. Whether you're gifting it to a friend or adding it to your own plant collection, the Pink Quill brings a bold, tropical flair without demanding too much attention.
CARE GUIDE:
Light. The Pink Quill loves bright, indirect light. A spot near a sunny window is perfect, but avoid direct sunlight—it can fade that gorgeous pink bract. It can tolerate lower light, but the bloom may last longer with more light.
Water. Keep the soil lightly moist, but never soggy. Water when the top inch feels dry, and don’t forget—this bromeliad loves a little water in its central “cup” (the base of the pink bract). Be sure to empty and refresh it regularly to prevent standing water.
Humidity. The Pink Quill thrives in moderate to high humidity, but it will do just fine in average home conditions. If your space is on the dry side, a light misting or nearby humidifier can help keep it happy and vibrant.
Toxicity. Good news—Wallisia cyanea is non-toxic to pets and humans, making it a safe and cheerful addition to any home.
Say hello to the Pink Quill Plant—a vibrant, easy-care houseplant that’s sure to brighten any room. Known for its signature pink, feather-like bract (that’s the “quill”) and lush green leaves, this Wallisia cyanea is both eye-catching and effortless to care for. As a member of the bromeliad family, it even grows a tiny air plant at its base, adding a fun twist to its already unique look.
Botanical Name: Wallisia cyanea
Common Names: Pink Quill Plant, Bromeliad Tillandsia, Cyanea Pink Quill
This plant ships fully bloomed, with colors as vivid as the photo—so no waiting around for those cheerful hues! Native to the rainforests of Ecuador, the Pink Quill thrives indoors and is as tough as it is beautiful, making it a perfect plant for beginners or anyone looking to add a pop of color to their space. Whether you're gifting it to a friend or adding it to your own plant collection, the Pink Quill brings a bold, tropical flair without demanding too much attention.
CARE GUIDE:
Light. The Pink Quill loves bright, indirect light. A spot near a sunny window is perfect, but avoid direct sunlight—it can fade that gorgeous pink bract. It can tolerate lower light, but the bloom may last longer with more light.
Water. Keep the soil lightly moist, but never soggy. Water when the top inch feels dry, and don’t forget—this bromeliad loves a little water in its central “cup” (the base of the pink bract). Be sure to empty and refresh it regularly to prevent standing water.
Humidity. The Pink Quill thrives in moderate to high humidity, but it will do just fine in average home conditions. If your space is on the dry side, a light misting or nearby humidifier can help keep it happy and vibrant.
Toxicity. Good news—Wallisia cyanea is non-toxic to pets and humans, making it a safe and cheerful addition to any home.
Say hello to the Pink Quill Plant—a vibrant, easy-care houseplant that’s sure to brighten any room. Known for its signature pink, feather-like bract (that’s the “quill”) and lush green leaves, this Wallisia cyanea is both eye-catching and effortless to care for. As a member of the bromeliad family, it even grows a tiny air plant at its base, adding a fun twist to its already unique look.
Botanical Name: Wallisia cyanea
Common Names: Pink Quill Plant, Bromeliad Tillandsia, Cyanea Pink Quill
This plant ships fully bloomed, with colors as vivid as the photo—so no waiting around for those cheerful hues! Native to the rainforests of Ecuador, the Pink Quill thrives indoors and is as tough as it is beautiful, making it a perfect plant for beginners or anyone looking to add a pop of color to their space. Whether you're gifting it to a friend or adding it to your own plant collection, the Pink Quill brings a bold, tropical flair without demanding too much attention.
CARE GUIDE:
Light. The Pink Quill loves bright, indirect light. A spot near a sunny window is perfect, but avoid direct sunlight—it can fade that gorgeous pink bract. It can tolerate lower light, but the bloom may last longer with more light.
Water. Keep the soil lightly moist, but never soggy. Water when the top inch feels dry, and don’t forget—this bromeliad loves a little water in its central “cup” (the base of the pink bract). Be sure to empty and refresh it regularly to prevent standing water.
Humidity. The Pink Quill thrives in moderate to high humidity, but it will do just fine in average home conditions. If your space is on the dry side, a light misting or nearby humidifier can help keep it happy and vibrant.
Toxicity. Good news—Wallisia cyanea is non-toxic to pets and humans, making it a safe and cheerful addition to any home.
