Bromeliads.The plant of the future.Fascinating,easy care,water wise+ very forgiving.There's an Exotic Bromeliad for almost every situation
This very slow growing succulent Bromeliad that has mostly solitary stemless rosettes 6-10 wide with up to 10, but usually fewer, triangular-shaped 4-8 long gray-green leaves that are covered in silvery white scale-like hairs. These leaves twist and curl as they recurve downward and have large claw-like recurved spines along the margins. Mature plants can send up a spike 2'-3' tall in summer with orange-yellow tubular flowers scattered near the tip. Plant in a well-drained soil in full coastal sun to light shade - leaf ends shrivel in excess heat. Give regular irrigation when plants dry from spring to summer and withhold water in winter. Protect from cold temperatures - intolerant of temperatures near freezing and much happier when temperatures are well above this.
Beauty
Tillandsia fasciculata
Billbergia 'Darth Vader' (L. Vinzant hybd Rgd) today in Aust. Winter colour.
Bromelia
The littlest bromeliad☺️ Neoregelia ‘lilliputiana’
Bromeliads | 積水鳳梨
Wonderful color
Neo. Hybrid
How awesome is this!
12th generation reached in 27 years pollinating, germinating and selecting Ananas continuously - several lineages obtained through classical genetics, breeding for organic farming the best natural varieties BOTANICA POP 2020 - All rights reserved
Neoregelia 'Black Bands'
Bromeliads.The plant of the future.Fascinating,easy care,water wise+ very forgiving.There's an Exotic Bromeliad for almost every situation
