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Hohenbergia correia-araujoi is a rare tropical bromeliad with a strong architectural form and rigid green to silvery foliage. It thrives in bright indirect light, a very well-draining substrate, and moderate to high humidity. Ideal for large tropical displays, paludariums, and bromeliad collections.
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Hohenbergia correia-araujoi is a rare tropical bromeliad valued for its strong architectural form and rigid foliage with green to slightly silvery tones. It brings a bold sculptural presence to exotic plant collections and tropical displays.
Bromeliaceae
Hohenbergia
Hohenbergia correia-araujoi
Native to Brazil, where it grows in warm tropical environments, often in well-drained soils or rocky habitats with good light exposure.
Rigid, spiny leaves arranged in a rosette, forming a strong architectural structure. Green coloration with subtle silvery reflections depending on light conditions.
Large rosette with slow to moderate growth. Highly structural plant ideal for adding volume and contrast in tropical compositions.
Thrives in bright indirect light to light sun exposure, good air circulation, and a very well-draining substrate. Tolerates short dry periods once established.
Very well-draining mix including bark, coconut fiber, perlite, and mineral components to prevent water retention around the roots.
Moderate watering. Allow the substrate to dry slightly between waterings. Avoid stagnant water in the central rosette when grown in pots.
Prefers moderate to high humidity levels (50% to 80%).
Ideal growing temperature: 18°C to 30°C (64°F to 86°F).
Slow to moderate growth. Mature size typically ranges from 40 to 80 cm depending on conditions.
Plant sold in a pot of [X cm]. Size may vary depending on season and availability.
Remove dry lower leaves regularly and ensure good air circulation to prevent excess humidity stagnation.
For its unique architectural structure, durability, and strong decorative impact in bromeliad collections and tropical plant displays.
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