Billbergia 4" discontinued commonly called "Egyptian Papyrus"

commonly called "Egyptian Papyrus"

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It has amazing two toned blue green needles with a dark green top with a silver underside

This Calathea has dark green slightly longer in shape with lighter green striations

If planting directly in we recommend using a faux drainage medium

Billbergia 4" discontinued commonly called "Egyptian Papyrus"A genus in the Bromeliaceae family that form upright rosettes and striking blooms. Light: part sun to part shade Watering: even moisture Soil: potting mix Leaf color and species can vary. If you do have a preference in coloration or species we ask that you come visit us at the store to hand select the one of your liking. When placing the order online we will select one for you and can not guarantee an exact coloration or variety. Images are used for