In contrast to their tropical and uniquely textured appeal, bromeliad care can be low maintenance. Learning how to care for bromeliads at home can mean long lasting beautiful houseplants to keep in your home.
Ranging from pineapples to Spanish moss, Bromeliads originally from Brazil come in many variety of shapes, sizes, and colors. The plant is known for its thick foliage that grows in a natural rosette. Near the end of its life, a bromeliad plant blooms usually once. The leaves are sword shaped and wide on most in a scoop like and grow in a central cup that catches water for the plant. Bromeliad plants are often epiphytic in nature meaning they are . They are not parasitic, but basically use the structures as post from where it gathers sunlight and moisture.
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