I want to grow Bromeliads
Re: I want to grow Bromeliads
How did you get on Cordy with the bromeliads in the end?
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I have Tillandsia usneoides here from Wilmington, North Carolina. In that area it can get -8 C in winter for a short period. And maybe even colder.
Well its in an unheated polytunnel but when a real frost will occur I will move it to a warmer place.
Alexander
Well its in an unheated polytunnel but when a real frost will occur I will move it to a warmer place.
Alexander
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Ive got quite a few bromeliads now. Awsome plants but pricey
Re: I want to grow Bromeliads
Some bromeliads are quite fast from seed. I've grown Puyas, Dyckias & Hechtias from seed. Puya mirabilis can flower in it's first year. I managed to get some Ochagavia carnea seedlings on Ebay last year and they are already nice plants.
Re: I want to grow Bromeliads
I am trying:JoelR wrote:Some bromeliads are quite fast from seed. I've grown Puyas, Dyckias & Hechtias from seed. Puya mirabilis can flower in it's first year. I managed to get some Ochagavia carnea seedlings on Ebay last year and they are already nice plants.
Aechmea recurvata
Bilbergia nutans var.
Puya venusta
Puya mirabilis
Dyckia 'cherry coke'
Dyckia 'sulphurea'
Hetchia epigna
Fascicularia bicolor
Fascicularia bicolor canaliculata
I tried to pick the most hardy ones and not the indoor ones.