Bromeliads:
Unlike seasonal plants, it’s always Bromeliad season. While they can be planted outdoors, they tend to do best when kept in consistent warm temperatures indoors. Though there are some exceptions, the majority of bromeliads bloom just once. But don’t worry: Your mother plant will produce new plantlets—also called “pups”—allowing your bromeliad to be constantly in bloom, even once the original plant is done flowering.
Most bromeliads are native to Brazil, so indoor plants do best when kept away from drafts and in temperatures above 55 degrees. Bromeliads use their roots for balance, not for transferring nutrients. Instead, the leaves take in all of the water and nutrients the plant needs. Some species of bromeliads even grow on rocks or trees.
These versatile and exotic plants can add significant intrigue and beauty to your home décor.
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