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Bromeliads - page 3
growing bromeliads in the ground
While bromeliads are epiphytes, they can still be grown in the ground. SOIL needs to be free-draining or they'll rot at the base. You can correct drai...
how do bromeliads reproduce
Bromeliads can be propagated in two ways: by seed (sexual reproduction) or vegetatively (asexual reproduction) which occurs when a bromeliad plant pro...
can you propagate bromeliads in water
They absorb their nutrients and moisture through their leaves. Therefore, their roots are designed only to anchor them on the tree's trunk. Their root...
bromeliad losing color
Why is my bromeliad losing its color?How do you revive a dying bromeliad?Is my bromeliad dying?Why are the leaves on my bromeliad turning yellow?Can I...
bromeliad flower turning brown
One way you can be sure your bromeliad is turning brown because it's drying out is to check the pups. If they're healthy and looking good, then the pl...
where to plant bromeliads
Bromeliads are epiphytic, meaning they grow on another plant for support, so are often found growing in trees, on stumps or on other supports. But the...
bromeliad plant benefits
While most common indoor plants purify the air during the day, bromeliads release oxygen and remove air pollutants during the night. The Plants for Cl...
how to trim bromeliad leaves
But if you want to preserve the looks of the plant while the pups develop and as more leaves turn brown, cut off the leaves. Use sterilized scissors o...
Bromeliad Plant Problems Common Problems With Bromeliads
Too little and the plant dries out, too much and they are prone to stem rot. Stem rot is probably the most common problem with bromeliads. They are al...
