Queen's Tears propagation and care with updates

Queen's Tears is a tropical plant from the bromeliad family. This is one of those plants that can bloom inside in bright indirect sunlight. Once the mother plant finishes blooming, it produces new pups that can be separated as new plants.

[@beanerschnitzel794]

Oh thank you for gyour vresponse bg me hope. I propagated about 10 pups a year ago they grew so lovely but no flowers, I may try a little epsom salt or I may just be patient like you, you’re are so pretty and I hope i get flowers 🌸 in the near future, thank you sharing your experience

[@EasyPeasyGardening]

You have planted them, now just forget about them. Sooner or later they will bloom.

[@samanthaclarke956]

Thank you 🙏 we were given a very full pot of them and wondered how to split into pots. Loved your video.

[@EasyPeasyGardening]

Awesome

[@joyscott374]

Thank you for your very informative video. My plant is very overgrown & now i know what to do.

[@EasyPeasyGardening]

Glad it was helpful!

[@juliejaye5581]

Love the video. I am new to this and just got some plants . Thank you

[@EasyPeasyGardening]

Awesome

[@dabzvapelord]

unbelievable colour!

[@millieclark1085]

Thank you ,good information.

[@EasyPeasyGardening]

Glad you liked it

[@zdorovibudem]

Very beautiful plant!

[@susanpratt6344]

Mine just flowered! So thrilled. What do I do with it after flower fades? Thank you...

[@EasyPeasyGardening]

Cut off the flower stalk and treat it like a regular house plant

[@justbeachy2031]

Mine look so close to your but there is no yellow. Also, mine are sharp. Do you think I have another variety, not the Queen's tears? Also, if I don't wear gloves, I end up getting a rash wherever I have touched the plant.
I have been growing mine Outdoors but if they will Bloom inside, think I will give that a try. Your leaves are much greener than mine.

[@EasyPeasyGardening]

Yeah it must be a different variety

[@justbeachy2031]

@@EasyPeasyGardening it looks very similar. I guess I cannot post photos? I have one blooming right now.

[@Arthropanzel]

I've seen these at a local plant shop today. They where advertised as "outdoor bromeliads" but I'm not sure if that's true for german winters. How frost tolerant are they?

[@EasyPeasyGardening]

They are frost tolerant but may not be snow tolerant

[@MegaFestool]

how can i get seed in canada?

[@EasyPeasyGardening]

You should be able to get the plant from a nursery or check on the internet

[@bluecolumbine]

I can ship you one, if you like… I have a lot of them. :)

[@SecretNinjaUnicorn10]

@@bluecolumbine what colors do you have?

[@bluecolumbine]

@@SecretNinjaUnicorn10 they look just like these pink

[@bluecolumbine]

@@SecretNinjaUnicorn10 if your interested I would just need shipping $ and a little bit for the plant too. I have PayPal or if you want I could make a eBay listing or something like that. The cool thing is all you need is a small section and they grow really fast!