Bromeliads & indoor pineapples
Striking and exotic tropical plants from the Americas, they are easy to care for and slow to mature. Top tip: keep them in a bright location with plenty of moisture.
Plants (24)
Fascicularia bicolor
Bicolored giant bromeliad
Aechmea 'Blue Rain'
Aechmea ramosa
Branched spear point, Branched urn plant
Ananas 'Baby Boom'
Ornamental pineapple
Ananas bracteatus var. tricolor
Red pineapple, Wild pineapple
Ananas comosus 'Rosita'
Ornamental pineapple
Ananas comosus 'Variegatus'
Ivory pineapple
Cryptanthus
Earth star
Fascicularia pitcairniifolia
Pitcairn bromeliad
Guzmania
Cone-bearing bromeliad, Guzman's bromeliad
Guzmania conifera
Cone-bearing bromeliad, Guzman's bromeliad
Guzmania Hope = 'Durahop'
Guzman's bromeliad, Cone-bearing bromeliad
Guzmania lingulata
Quiche, Tongue-shaped, Bromeliad
Guzmania lingulata 'Francesca'
Guzman's bromeliad, Scarlet star
Guzmania lingulata 'Linea Pink'
Scarlet star
Neoregelia
New-regelia bromeliad
Neoregelia carolinae
Blushing bromeliad
Neoregelia spectabilis
Painted fingernail, Fingernail plant, Fingernail bromeliad
Neoregelia x martin
Martin's bromeliad
Puya berteroana
Bertero's puya
Puya chilensis
Puya, Chilean puya
Vriesea 'Astrid'
Flaming sword
Vriesea splendens
Flaming sword
Guzmania 'Rondo'
Guzman's bromeliad