Bromeliad Care Determine the type of light your bromeliad prefers. Different genera tolerate varying levels of light. Keep the plant in a room with temperatures between 60°F and 85°F and ...

Plant Doctor Tom MacCubbin shares advice about protecting bromeliads from the cold, how to battle weeds in St. Augustine grass and how to control cutworms attacking cauliflower plants.

The Plant Doctor Tom MacCubbin shares advice about when to pick pineapples, how to separate bromeliad offshoots and why kalanchoe plants are not flowering.

The largest bromeliad—a group of thousands of plants native to tropical and subtropical America—has been dubbed queen of the Andes for its tendency to send a flower stalk up 30 feet high amid ...

Bromeliads are tough, reliable and incredibly beautiful tropical or semi-tropical plants that possess colorful foliage, beautiful flowers or both. Very undemanding and easy to grow, their main ...

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Tillandsia Bromeliad Tillandsias are the largest subgroup of bromeliads, consisting of around 5,000 different species. Like guzmanias, they're air plants or epiphytes.

Air plants come from the tropics, but with the right care can be houseplants here There are more than 550 species of air plants, so named because they take nourishment from the air and don't need ...

Rainforest Flora’s claim to fame is its growth and distribution of Tillandsias, a category of bromeliad familiarly known as air plants due to their epiphytic or tree-dwelling habitat.

Bromeliads tend to have an “easy disposition” that allows them to flourish in low light with infrequent watering. And that’s not the only remarkable thing about them.