| Bomarea | |
| Bomarea sp. |
A vining and as yet unnamed, flower form Ecuador. The unbeleivable blooms can measure well over a foot across and are a bright mix or reds, yellows, and orange. This particular species has the largest blooms seen on any Bomarea to date and is still extremely rare in cultivation.
Description: Vining plant to 20-40ft. This type has been dubbed "Fiesta" by some sources, though the species is currently unknown or unnamed. Blooms more or less year-round, though blooming can be cut off during colder months.
Hardiness: Will take some frost and freezing temperatures if brief. Prefers a mild-temperate or subtropical climate with moderate temperatures from 50-80F.
Growing Environment: Provide ample water. Grow in shade in climates where the temperature regularly tops 90F.
Propagation: By seeds, root division.
Uses: Generally grown as an ornamental. The plant is quite a sight for the eyes!
Native Range: This unknown species is native to Ecuador.