

Aechmea are one of the most popular genera of Bromeliads grown today. Their bright inflorescence remain very colorful for many months after the flowers have withered away.
Alcantareas are one of the largest genus in the bromeliads family , with elegant leaves and foliages. Are used in the landscaping as focal point.
Ananas has only a few species... but it just might be the most well known of all bromeliads. That’s because of its most famous member the Pineapple. Did you know that Columbus introduced the pineapple to Europe in 1493 after his second trip to America.
Cryptanthus flourish in shady places as well as bright dry locations. They’re basically small plants ideal for desktops and dry areas.
Hohenbergias: have large tank rosettes, most of them can be apply to full sun applications.
Neoregelias are primarily native to the south east of Brazil. But there are thousands of hybrids.The genus produce some of the most wide color patterns and intense color schemes.
Note: All neoregelias have colors variations. Not all photos on web-site are the current foliage color. We will upon request, send you pictures of plant at any moment.
Portea are excellent full sun bromeliads. Most of the species have thick, stiff, spiny leaves and are native to the coast of Brazil.
Tillandsia is the most diverse group of the bromeliad family. Its distribution in the America ranges from south U.S.A. through Mexico, Central America, as far as to the North of Argentina. They lives are epiphytes or terrestrially .
Vriesea are native to Mexico, Central and South America with a majority of the species found in Brazil. Their inflorescence are simple but colorful and range from light yellow to bright orange and red.
Androlepis are very similar to the Aechmea family, with the differences of their leaves being much more stiff and they can be used in full sun applications.
Orthophytum show diversity in form,shape and interesting blooms.they exclusively grows terrestrially and absorb water and nutrients only through the well developed root system.

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