Conanthera campanulata

Conanthera campanulata, known by its common name, is a small, light-loving plant native to the central and southern regions of Chile. This member of the Bromeliaceae family thrives in moist, well-drained soils that are either sandy or medium-textured, making it adaptable but specific about its growing conditions. It can be found in full sun exposure and is hardy in zones 8-11. The plant is notable for being edible; its roots are the parts used. Its distinctive features include its compact size, reaching only about 0.3 meters in height, and its presence in Chile's diverse landscapes.