Brocchinia acuminata running stolons which it uses

running stolons which it uses to drop down into the water wells of bromeliad in order to grow new plants

PLACE OF ORIGIN: Queensland Australia

size are also adequate

This perennial sundew has a dormancy stage from late fall to early winter where the sticky leaves die back to smaller

The plants will naturally catch flying insects like gnats and house flies

Brocchinia acuminata running stolons which it usesSCIENTIFIC NAME: Brocchinia Acuminata COMMON NAME: Bromeliad. PLACE OF ORIGIN: The Gran Sabana, Venezuela. GENERAL INFO: Brocchinia Acuminata is a Bromeliad from the Gran Sabana, and Tepui regions of Venezuela. Set apart from other species of Brocchinia by its distinct appearance, B. acuminata is also speculated to be a myrmecophyte, forming symbiotic relationships with colonies of ants whose activities, feces and carcasses all supply the peltate