Gardening basics: How to care for bromeliads
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- Опубликовано: 28 фев 2020
- Enjoy this quick tip of our plant of the week: Bromeliads! These beautiful plants have many different species and many different ways to care for them, so check this out for some insight on the basics!
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Gorgeous plants! perfectly grown. Bromeliads are not succulents though! Don't tell people that!!! 🤣
Last year I moved (from New England) to Java - the Tropics - just 6° south of the Equator... here in the garden we have the largest, t most luxurious, Bromeliads imaginable. I recently made a quick trip to Singapore which is almost right ON the Equator - even along downtown streets in Singapore there are gigantic trees with beautiful, large, exuberant Bromeliads, Ferns & Epiphytes growing all along their branches. It's stunning.
I have mine in the shade by the front door. It’s doing wonderfully.
Very beautiful plants
I get them for $5 at lowes in the clearance section in beautiful condition. $5 goes a long way when you can propagate.
Amen to that! Got a $8 clearance Pothos and now I have 20 pothos lol
@joelfrederick859 yep that's how it begins
Now I understand why it's not advisable to plant them in landscape because when it rains for days, the water might get stuck and you're not able to drain it that well. Hm, will still put it on my landscape but planted on a pot. Thanks for this vid.
There's no reason to drain them outdoors. You only drain them indoors so it doesn't smell funky.
3-6 months? 🤔
The ones I have in a bio fishtank are going on 4-5 YEAR'S with the main plant and have had countless pup's.
Mine is in a bioactive terrarium and have been shooting pups twice a year for 2 years
Great video thank you. Liked and subbed. Short and sweet and informative.
Lasts 6 months and dies. Water them in leaves and are drought resistant. Doesn't need direct light indoors. Easy to care for.
They don't die. They grow offshoots, so one plant will turn into 2 to 5. They live forever that way.
he looks like JB Pritzker
It's surprising that they are tropical and don't like water...
bromeliads not that expensives it depends the nursery if they over price them bromelard is beautiful but not last long theire flowers likes orchids i loves bromeliads and philippines we plants this derect to the sun philippines verry humid
It's more about the variety. Common ones are not expensive, rare ones can be very very expensive.
Bromeliads are not succulents. Completely different water storage system
This is correct. Some use tanks, some use trichomes to take humidity in through the leaves. And some are terrestrial and resemble aloe or agave but do not get fleshy.