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Theodore L. Mead

CultivarBillbergia 'Theodore L. Mead'

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Billbergia (the genus)
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Fact sheet

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Lightbright indirect light or medium to low levels of ambient light

from Billbergia · “Billbergias can tolerate a range of lighting conditions but they generally prefer bright indirect light or medium to low levels of ambient light” — Billbergia Care And Propagation Guide | Houseplant Alley

Height16 in

from Billbergia · “These plants stand approximately 40 cm tall, with leaves that can extend from 30 to 60 cm in length” — Billbergia Care Guide: Cultivation, Growth, and Maintenance

Propagationoffspring created by dividing the mature plant’s bush

from Billbergia · “Billbergia propagation is typically achieved through offspring created by dividing the mature plant’s bush.” — Billbergia Care Guide: Cultivation, Growth, and Maintenance

Transplantspring

from Billbergia · “Transplanting should ideally occur in spring when the plant’s roots begin extending out of the current pot.” — Billbergia Care Guide: Cultivation, Growth, and Maintenance

Ready whenafter they’ve faded

from Billbergia · “Once blooming occurs, it’s recommended to prune the flowers after they’ve faded to promote new growth and maintain the plant’s tidy appearance.” — Billbergia Care Guide: Cultivation, Growth, and Maintenance

Pestscommon pests, mealybugs, aphids, scale insects

from Billbergia · “Common Pests And Diseases” — Billbergia Care And Propagation Guide | Houseplant Alley

Theodore L. Mead hasn't been researched on its own yet; these facts are for the genus as a whole.

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