Plants in family bromeliaceae
Tillandsia 'Houston'
Tillandsia 'Houston' is an air plant with silverish leaves that develop a purple tint during bloom. It features pink and white petals and prefers bright, indirect light. The leaves curl as they mature, adding an interesting texture to its appearance. This plant requires watering 2-3 times a week and is suitable for high-humidity environments.
Vriesea dubia
Vriesea dubia is a plant native to Peru, Colombia, and Ecuador. It is known for its adaptability to various environments and is often appreciated for its unique appearance.
Guzmania 'Priscilla'
Guzmania 'Priscilla' is a tropical plant from the Guzmania genus, known for its long, slender evergreen leaves and single brilliant inflorescence. The flowers last 3 to 6 months and typically bloom once, adding a vibrant touch to indoor spaces.
Deuterocohnia brevifolia
Deuterocohnia brevifolia, also known as Argentine ball, is a cold-hardy bromeliad forming dense, cushion-like mounds up to 3 feet in diameter. This slow-growing, drought-tolerant plant thrives in full sun to light shade and requires well-drained soil, making it ideal for xeriscaping.
Cryptanthus acaulis
Cryptanthus acaulis is a compact houseplant with vibrant red foliage, known for its low-maintenance requirements. It is a tropical plant that adds a splash of color to indoor spaces.
Vriesea petraea
Vriesea petraea is an epiphytic plant native to Guatemala and Mexico, known for its striking silvery-gray leaves and vivid flowers. This bromeliad does not require soil, absorbing moisture and nutrients through trichomes on its leaves. It thrives in indirect sunlight with proper air circulation and humidity, making it an excellent choice for indoor tropical displays. The plant's unique appearance and low maintenance needs make it a popular choice for plant enthusiasts seeking an exotic addition to their collection.
Tillandsia diaguitensis
Native to Argentina, this plant grows as a saxicole on exposed rock or epiphytically in scrubby thorn bush, almost always forming large clusters.
Guzmania condorensis
Guzmania condorensis is a vibrant bromeliad endemic to the Andean cloud forests of Ecuador and Peru. It features bright green leaves with reddish tips and a rosette shape, topped with striking red bracts and yellow flowers. This plant thrives in humid, shaded environments and is threatened by habitat loss, making it a unique and conservation-worthy addition to collections.