Guzmania Hilda(Yellow)		Guzmania Optima(Orange)		Vriesea Davine (Bi-colour Red Yellow)
Guzmania Etude(Pink)		Vriesea Barbara(Red)		Guzmania Manza(Red)
Guzmania Viola(Pink)		Vriesea Carly(Bi-colour red/orange)		Guzmania Kapoho Fire(Bi-colour Red/Yellow)
Bromeliad 12cm in Ceramic Pot

Bromeliads are used as indoor and landscape plants. They are epiphytes and the many types have striking foliage colours and others are grown for their colourfull and long lived flowers.

Bromeliads tolerate a broad spectrum of light but are best kept away from full sun. They prefer warm temperatures and will tolerate temperatures down to 15 degrees celcius. As ephiphtyes they are relatively drought tolerant which has made them a popular landscape plant in arid climates. Water inside the rosette and feed monthly during the summer with a balanced liquid fertiliser into the rosette. Always ensure the rosette has water. Repot offsets in the spring.

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Decorative and hardy bromeliads add a splash of colour to any living space. Bromeliads have striking and attractive flowers which can last up to three months in a range of colours including orange, pink, red, purple and yellow. The wide fleshy leaves are often variegated.

Bromeliads are from the family Bromeliaceae and are mainly native to South America. They are a very large and diverse family of plants including the genus Guzmania, Vriesea, Tillandsia, Neoregelias and Aechmeas.