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Tillandsia cyanea bracket turns green (?) - Bromeliad Forum - GardenWeb
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Tillandsia cyanea bracket turns green (?) - Bromeliad Forum - GardenWeb
I have a T. cyanea that did the exact same thing. It also turned green after it finished flowering.
Somebody else here may know more and could correct me on this, but I like to think its because when it finishes blooming, the plant reserves its energy rather than using its sugars to create the pigments that make red. It no longer has a reason for attracting insects so it doesn't waste its energy on red pigments. So the existing cholophyll shows through making it appear green.
Another idea may be that when its done flowering the chlorophyll overtakes the red pigments and uses the inflorescence as a new sort-of leaf, so that has a greater ability for producing more sugars. On my plant, it remained green for awhile, but after a couple months, it started turning yellow and brown. That's when i cut it off. You can leave it on, or remove it whenever you please. It won't harm it either way.
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You aren’t doing anything wrong – the plant is going through its normal cycle after flowering. The pink quill is the flower & will fade to grey/green over time. Cut it away when it completely dies. You’ll see the plant itself gradually turning brown, leaf by leaf, & that’s normal. The “mother” will die but don’t toss the plant – babies will appear at the base & live on. It takes a while for them to flower so be patient. Nell
