BROMELIAD guzmania, Assorted Colors- 6″

Description

A very long blooming plant. Comes in vibrant assortment of colors: pink, yellow, orange, red or bicolor. Provide bright indirect light away from direct sun. Bromeliads grow in a rosette with a cup-like depression at the center. This depression is responsible for collecting nutrients and water. Unlike most plants, the roots of a bromeliad are mostly for adherence purposes and do not uptake the plant’s needs. Rainwater and dew fall into the cup and other plant litter, small insects and organic material end up in the depression, serving as a source of minerals. Water bromeliads in the depression. Maintain humitidy and good air circulation around the plant. Cut off spent mature bloom.A very long blooming plant. Comes in vibrant assortment of colors: pink, yellow, orange, red or bicolor. Provide bright indirect light away from direct sun. Bromeliads grow in a rosette with a cup-like depression at the center. This depression is responsible for collecting nutrients and water. Unlike most plants, the roots of a bromeliad are mostly for adherence purposes and do not uptake the plant’s needs. Rainwater and dew fall into the cup and other plant litter, small insects and organic material end up in the depression, serving as a source of minerals. Water bromeliads in the depression. Maintain humidity and good air circulation around the plant. Cut off spent mature bloom.