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Bromeliads/Tillandsias

A Tillandsia Xerographica hangs in a wooden basket in front of a neutral background. The plant has long, spiral-shaped leaves.

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Hanging, grey-green tillandsia usneoides with fine, thread-like leaves against a dark background. The plant stretches vertically and has a delicate appearance.
Tillandsia usneoides

Regular price: €14.90
A Tillandsia Xerographica, a grey, spiral-shaped air plant, hangs in a small, wooden basket on thin, black threads in front of a light background.
Tillandsia xerographica

Regular price: €25.90

Bromeliads and tillandsias originate from the forests and savannahs of South and Central America. They grow epiphytically, i.e. they grow upwards.

The roots of tillandsias only provide support. The plant takes its nourishment from the foliage through the foliage. Bromeliads flower for a very long time and sprout new shoots during the flowering period. Bromeliads prefer a nutrient-poor substrate. Tillandsias, on the other hand, can manage with even less. A stony or wood-like substrate is sufficient for them. growing medium.

Special orchid care tips for bromeliads/tillandsias

Bromeliads and tillandsias are suitable for any windowsill. The outdoor area is also suitable, as long as temperatures never fall below 10 °C drop. Tillandsias and bromeliads may be sprayed daily be sprayed daily. Bromeliads also require moderate watering once a week. Weak fertiliser applications with special fertiliser once a month is suitable. In general, a very bright location is desirable for bromeliads and tillandsias, although tillandsias tolerate considerably more light.

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