Vriesea – a magnificent indoor plant
In the Bromeliaceae family, fiery Vriesea really stands out.
Bromeliaceae
Most plants of the Bromeliaceae family only bloom once, but it’s an incredible event! Here are the most common Bromeliads you can find in houses.
Luminous flowers to fight gray winter homes
Delicate or extravagant, these flower plants bring color and a touch of Faraway for our indoors, even in winter! A selection of three plants that have crossed the planet:
Bromelia, a plant with a bang!
With its amazing colorful bloom girdled with a crown of deep green leaves, Bromelia does every thing it can to catch your eye. This exotic beauty comes in many shapes and varieties, and is often the most original indoor plant of our homes.
Guzmania, exotic and colorful
Guzmania is a plant often grown indoors in cooler climates that is simply beautiful.
Pineapple health benefits and therapeutic value
Pineapple (Ananas comosus) is a herbaceous perennial plant native to the Central and South America. It belongs to the Bromeliaceae family.
Ananas comosus – grow pineapples at home!
Ananas comosus is a plant that bears beautiful leaves, but what makes the plant famous is its fruit: the pineapple.
Tillandsia, succulent-like leaves… with no roots at all!
One interesting member of the Bromeliaceae family is tillandsia. This original plant has absolutely no roots at all, and it’s very ornamental.
Billbergia or Queen’s tears
Billbergia is a plant often grown indoors in cooler climates that is simply beautiful.
Aechmea, a beautiful plant with pastel hues
As original, colorful and exotic as its cousins are, Aechmea is a simply astounding indoor plant of the vast Bromeliaceae family.
Flaming sword, a stunning indoor flower
From a sheath of deep green a flaming sword of yellow and red bursts forth… This is
