Bromeliad Pineapple
This is a stunning bromeliad with a fruiting pineapple in it's center. A wonderful, fun, and easy to care for plant!
Bromeliads are known and loved for their colorful flower spikes, and many boast ornately patterned or richly colored foliage. They have a rosette growth pattern and flat, strappy leaves that are often quite wide. They only produce a single inflorescence in their life, and afterwards slowly expire, but the showy displays can last for many months before fading, and often pups will appear around the base that can be raised. Most bromeliads like to stay relatively moist, and unlike many other plants want to have standing water in their center ācupā at all times. In the houseplant community Bromeliad typically refers to these terrestrial species, but Bromeliads are a large family of plants and include everything from pineapples to the Tillandsia genus, which represents a large portion of common air plants.
This is a stunning bromeliad with a fruiting pineapple in it's center. A wonderful, fun, and easy to care for plant!
Bromeliads are known and loved for their colorful flower spikes, and many boast ornately patterned or richly colored foliage. They have a rosette growth pattern and flat, strappy leaves that are often quite wide. They only produce a single inflorescence in their life, and afterwards slowly expire, but the showy displays can last for many months before fading, and often pups will appear around the base that can be raised. Most bromeliads like to stay relatively moist, and unlike many other plants want to have standing water in their center ācupā at all times. In the houseplant community Bromeliad typically refers to these terrestrial species, but Bromeliads are a large family of plants and include everything from pineapples to the Tillandsia genus, which represents a large portion of common air plants.
Original: $35.00
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$12.25Description
This is a stunning bromeliad with a fruiting pineapple in it's center. A wonderful, fun, and easy to care for plant!
Bromeliads are known and loved for their colorful flower spikes, and many boast ornately patterned or richly colored foliage. They have a rosette growth pattern and flat, strappy leaves that are often quite wide. They only produce a single inflorescence in their life, and afterwards slowly expire, but the showy displays can last for many months before fading, and often pups will appear around the base that can be raised. Most bromeliads like to stay relatively moist, and unlike many other plants want to have standing water in their center ācupā at all times. In the houseplant community Bromeliad typically refers to these terrestrial species, but Bromeliads are a large family of plants and include everything from pineapples to the Tillandsia genus, which represents a large portion of common air plants.
