2024年5月13日 · Bromeliads are fairly common houseplants, although they are epiphytic, which means they grow in trees and rock crevasses in their native range. There are a few secrets to Guzmania care, but mostly this is a fuss-free houseplant. Height: 3 …

2024年5月4日 · Guzmania bromeliads bloom for months, adding color and charm to your indoor garden. Learn the basics here and grow these tropical beauties in your home.

2021年7月15日 · Guzmanias are perennial plants with great variety, belonging to the bromeliad family. Originally from South America, The Guzmania bromeliad essentially can be classified as epiphytic plants—implying that they grow well without …

2023年6月16日 · Guzmania is a genus of bromeliads with species grow widely as far north as Florida and as far south as Brazil in warm, tropical areas. You’ve probably seen them cultivated in places like offices, retail stores, and homes, because they’re an exceptionally popular houseplant.

If you love weird and wonderful houseplants, a Guzmania bromeliad is right up your alley. This colorful tropical can flower for months, and once the show's over, it's easily divided into new plants that give off all the island vibes.

Guzmanias (Guzmania spp.) are bromeliads belonging in the Bromeliaceae family with more than 120 different species, though you’ll probably only locate several of the more popular types at your local nursery. With proper care, these tropical beauties are hardy and easy to grow houseplants that add a colorful accent to indoor spaces.

2023年7月13日 · Get tips for successful Guzmania bromeliad care here. This flowering plant will bring a colorful, tropical vibe to your space!

2023年8月21日 · The scarlet star plant guzmania lingulata indoors. A popular bromeliad is grown for its green leathery foliage and bright red or orange bract.

Guzmania is a popular genus of bromeliad. Their colorful flower bracts can be found in shopping malls, conservatories and many other plantscapes as well as kitchen tables and office desks. While they are a popular in public indoor spaces they grow naturally from Florida to Brazil and are particularly common in Costa Rica and Columbia.

These attractive flowering plants produce colorful flower bracts of yellow, orange, red or deep purple (depending upon the species). Their thin, strap-like leaves are deep green. In this article, we describe the handsome, hardy Guzmania and share advice on keeping yours healthy and happy. Are Epiphytic Plants Parasites?