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Abromeitiella (a-brom-eye-ti-el’a) – Belonging to the Pitcairnioideae subfamily; the Abromeitiella bromeliad consists of four species, found growing in dense mats on rocks in hot dry areas of Bolivia and Argentina. They appear to be miniature dyckias attaining rosettes of 2-2.5 cm in diameter. The plants have greenish white flowers, and although not noteworthy are often grown as a curiosity because they are the only true cushion type in the subfamily. They are best grown in small containers…

Spotty

Most of these plants from the “pineapple” family come from Central and South America where they grow as epiphytes on trees and rocks or on the rainforest floors. Among the genera most o…

Bromeliads are very popular and easy to grow and propagate. We look at some basic Care and Growing Tips and Bromelaid pictures.

Red flame

Bromeliad care is simple, but one tiny slip up with watering can kill your bromeliad plant. Read on to avoid making this rookie mistake.

Pretty flowers

Clusters

Pink/peach