In their native habitat of South America, guzmanias grow on trees, where they collect water from rainfall. They get nutrients…

Guzmanias – and Guzmania lingulata in particular – are popular bromeliads to grow indoors because they are easy-care and provide…

Among the various bromeliads used as indoor plants, Guzmania lingulata stands out for its vibrant scarlet leaf bracts, which arise…

Bromeliads are all tropical or subtropical plants, but they have different cultural requirements depending on the species and growth pattern.…

Bromeliads – like the edible pineapple and its surprising relative, Spanish moss – are a varied group. Their actual blooms…

encompass many more plants than the common pineapple. Some grow without soil, others maintain their own “compost piles” and still…

Bromeliaceae is a large plant family, with more than 50 genera and over 3,000 known species. An extremely diverse group,…

Depending on their growth style, soil requirements vary. With more than 3,000 different varieties from all over the world, soil…

Bromeliads – like the familiar pineapple – are unusual and beautiful tropical plants. The group includes a wide variety of…

Bromeliads are , exotic plants from tropical locales. They will always do better if you can duplicate the same conditions,…

Talking about fertilizer for bromeliads is complex because there are so many different plants. For most people, however, the questions…

The bromeliad family includes everything from the edible pineapple to Spanish moss, plus the unique varieties known as air plants.…

The bromeliad group includes such unlikely relatives as the pineapple and Spanish moss, as well as many other plants. They…