Bromeliad and Air Plant Tree - Live Tropical Houseplants for Indoor Decor - Handcrafted Air-Purifying Plant Arrangement - 42 Inches Tall - Perfect for Home, Office, and Gift Giving
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Note: Colors will vary for each order due to current availability. This bromeliad arrangement is hand crafted for each order. Slight variations in the varieties, colors and shape should be expected. Guzmania plants are perennial plants in the bromeliad family. There are over 120 different guzmania plants and all are native to South America. These tropical beauties are known as epiphytic plants and attach to trees with roots that never reach the soil. Different genera of bromeliads are tolerant of different levels of light. Some can withstand full tropical sun, while others will quickly scorch. In general, the varieties with soft, flexible, spineless leaves usually prefer lower light levels, while those with stiff, hard leaves prefer bright indirect light. Bromeliads are tolerant of temperature variations, but most bromeliads need protection from cold. If you want to add these plants to your landscape but live in a climate with freezing temperatures, consider planting bromeliads in pots that can be brought inside in winter.
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Grown, Packaged and Shipped exclusively by Wekiva Foliage. Note: Colors will vary for each order due to current availability.
This bromeliad arrangement is hand crafted for each order. Slight variations in the varieties, colors and shape should be expected.
Guzmania plants are perennial plants in the bromeliad family. There are over 120 different guzmania plants and all are native to South America. These tropical beauties are known as epiphytic plants and attach to trees with roots that never reach the soil.
Different genera of bromeliads are tolerant of different levels of light. Some can withstand full tropical sun, while others will quickly scorch. In general, the varieties with soft, flexible, spineless leaves usually prefer lower light levels, while those with stiff, hard leaves prefer bright indirect light.
Bromeliads are tolerant of temperature variations, but most bromeliads need protection from cold. If you want to add these plants to your landscape but live in a climate with freezing temperatures, consider planting bromeliads in pots that can be brought inside in winter.
