Bromeliad Neoregelia Yellow Devil Full Sun
All of our plants are sold as pups or cuttling from a mother plant. Pictures reference mature plant. A very handsome Elmore hybrid of cruenta Sun King x kautskyi that grows in an 18 inch upright rosette. The stiff leaves glowing yellow-orange with red tips and fine red dots that form sparse red streaks on the upper and lower sides of the leaves. A beauty that belongs in every collection, and also a stunning landscape subject.
Bromeliad Sale! xCanmea ‘Galaxy’
NO LOCAL PICKUP.
Bromeliad Sale! xNeorockia ‘Susana’
XNeorockia ‘ Susana’, bigeneric, dappled sun or partial sun. Not accountable for confiscation, rejection or destruction or compromise by local/federal agencies.
Hohenbergia Correia-Araujoi FUDGE RIPPLE Bromeliad Tropical Plant, Full Sun
Hohenbergia correia-araujoi was discovered in 1979. Its leaves are copper color with silver bands and its growth habit is upright and narrow.
Bromeliad Mini Neoregelia Donger plant small pink red bromeliad 2 pups
Bromeliad Neoregelia Donger. For sale are 2 pups (offshoot). Shipped without soil. They may or may not have roots but will root very easily after planting. These bromeliads are very easy to grow in a warm area. Love moisture but not soggy soil. Likes to be watered in the center. Full sun all day will burn them but morning and afternoon sun will keep their pinkish color.Considered a small bromeliad at 5″-6″ diameter. They put out offshoots in a cascading fashion (not clustering). Last picture shows color difference in the Red Fireball and Donger. If exposed to more sun the leaves will become more pink, or if less sun turn more green with stripes. Do not soak them after you receive them. Plant them and water from the top. They are very hardy.No pesticides or fertilizer used other than compost in the soil. So treat them as you see fit.
Bromeliad Mini Neoregelia Donger plant small pink red bromeliad 2 pups
Bromeliad Neoregelia Donger. For sale are 2 pups (offshoot). Shipped without soil. They may or may not have roots but will root very easily after planting. These bromeliads are very easy to grow in a warm area. Love moisture but not soggy soil. Likes to be watered in the center. Full sun all day will burn them but morning and afternoon sun will keep their pinkish color.Considered a small bromeliad at 5″-6″ diameter. They put out offshoots in a cascading fashion (not clustering). Last picture shows color difference in the Red Fireball and Donger. If exposed to more sun the leaves will become more pink, or if less sun turn more green with stripes. Do not soak them after you receive them. Plant them and water from the top. They are very hardy.No pesticides or fertilizer used other than compost in the soil. So treat them as you see fit.
Live Carnivorous Plants – Bromelia Brocchinia Reducta (medium size)
When grown under optimal conditions, yellow-green leaf structures are firm, upright, and form a water-collecting urn at the plant’s center. The waxy leaf textures and ability to reflect ultraviolet light are both thought to help aid in attracting and capturing insect prey.
Stunning Alcantarea Imperialis ‘Rubra’ Bromeliad
The Alcantarea Imperialis ‘Rubra’ is a visually stunning plant known for its vibrant dark red color and unique architectural shape. Easy to care for, this plant enjoys sunlight which enhances the deep color.
Dwarf Pineapple Bromeliad (Anana Nanus) see description for details
You will be receiving a dwarf pineapple with the crown. Plant the pineapple in a planter. The crown will turn into a new plant and will produce more dwarf pineapples. These plants are for ornamental purposes only. They are not edible. Dwarf pineapple fruits only grow to be 1-2 inches. The leaves are between 6-10 inches long in an adult plant. They require full sun to grow healthy.
Dwarf Pineapple Bromeliad (Anana Nanus) see description for details
You will be receiving a dwarf pineapple with the crown. Plant the pineapple in a planter. The crown will turn into a new plant and will produce more dwarf pineapples. These plants are for ornamental purposes only. They are not edible. Dwarf pineapple fruits only grow to be 1-2 inches. The leaves are between 6-10 inches long in an adult plant. They require full sun to grow healthy.
