How to propagate bromeliads

Bromeliads are easy to propagate because they produce babies before they die. Find out how to remove & pot up bromeliad pups. There's a video to guide you.

The pineapple is one of the best known plants of the bromeliad family, but bromeliads come in many sizes, colors, and shapes. Most varieties can thrive as houseplants or in warm outdoor conditions, provided you know how to treat them. Once...

Do you love Bromeliads like us? They're such easy house plants. Here is Bromeliads 101- a round up of posts on how to care for yours.

Fill your garden with more bromeliads by replanting the 'pups'.

How to grow and care for bromeliad.

Learn how to grow bromeliads! This detailed bromeliad plant care guide has everything you need to know about growing bromeliads. Bromeliads are easy to grow indoor plants, but caring for them is different than many other plants. Don’t worry, bromeliad plant care isn’t difficult, it’s just… well, different.

Bromeliads are easily propagated from pups (offsets) forming at the base of the plant after flowering as the mother plant begins to die.

Most bromeliads come from tropical areas. A considerable number of bromeliad species originate from the tropical rainforest canopy. These natural environments

Bromeliads need to reach maturity before producing its lovely flower, which lasts many months. After the bloom is gone, the plant produces pups. Some tips on how to grow bromeliad pups can get you started on a whole crop of these amazing plants. This article will help.

Bromeliad plants are easy, colorful, blooming houseplants. This guide to bromeliad watering will keep yours looking healthy & alive.