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Bromeliad plants and care information
Bromeliads (plants and pups) need a well drained soil, they do well in pots or in the ground. Many species are available for sale and most are rainforest plants so lighting and humidity needs to be suited. In pots bromeliads do well in a fine orchid mix or even course sand. But remember bromeliads also like a humid environment, around 60% humidity is ideal. Tank bromeliads, are those that hold water in the center, these like to be flushed out one a week. Bromeliads are easily propagated from pups, new plants thrown off by the parent plant. Wait until the pups reach a good size and the separate them with a sharp knife. Leave the pup in a shady spot for a day or two to harden off, and then plant out.
Bromeliads can also be propagated from seed or pups. Remember that most bromeliads only flower once, so make sure you keep the pups and you will have an ongoing show without having to buy new ones. Bromeliad plants and pups are available for sale online from specialist bromeliad nurseries and many types are popular with home gardeners and landscapers alike. Bromeliad flowers are often bright and colorful and Bromeliad Plant Care is not difficult. Many specialist Bromeliad nurseries have a wide range of Bromeliads for sale including Bromeliad pups for sale by mail order. We provide notes on Bromeliad Plant Care and some Bromeliad Photos as well
With over 2000 species for sale the Bromeliad family is a varied one, well known Bromeliad Varieties include: Aechmea Species include: andersonii, chantinii, fulgens, fasciata, primera, nudicaulis and blanchetiana. Ananas Species include: bracteatus, comosus, mordilona, nanus, pyramildalis, strictus and viridis. Billbergia Species include: amoena, leptopoda, morelii, nutans, pyramidalis,rupestris and vittata Catopsis Species include: berteroniana, morreniana and paniculata Cryptanthus Species include: bivittatus, bromeliodes and zonatus Dyckia Species include: brevifolia, fosteriana, remotifolia, fragrans, platyphlla and rarifolia Guzmania Species include: rana, lingulata, conifera, monostachia and sanguinea Neoregelia Species include: augustifolia, bahiana, brownii, carinata,spectabilis, carolinae, Nidularium Species include: fulgens, innocentii, longiflorum, procerum, rutilans and regeliodes Portea Species include: alatispela, fosteriana, grandiflora, petropolitana and silveirae. Tillandsia Species include: cyanea, usneoides, ionantha, recurvata and bulbosa Vriesea Species include:splendens, imperialis, christiane, hieroglphica, splenriet and fosteriana
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Bromeliad plants are available for sale from the following nurseries

GARDINO NURSERY
Tropical plant nursery specializing in a wide variety of rare and unusual plants. Shipping is available to retail and wholesale customers nationwide. Our web site also contains lots of useful information on a variety of tropical plants (over 500 varieties) and a gardening guide.
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Bromeliad plants and care information

Bromeliads can also be propagated from seed or pups.

Bromeliad Varieties include:

Bromeliad plants are available for sale from the following nurseries