Holen Sie sich das tropische Feeling ins Wohnzimmer und trotzen Sie dem tristen Winter! Neugierig? Lesen und uns folgen für mehr kreative Wohnideen!

Dieses Buch ist ein Standardwerk für die Eigenarten der Bromelie. Es behandelt ihre Geschichte und Heimat, ihren anatomischen Aufbau, ihre Haltung, Zucht und Aufzucht, ihre Vermehrung, ihre Krankheiten und den Artenschutz.

Holen Sie sich das tropische Feeling ins Wohnzimmer und trotzen Sie dem tristen Winter! Neugierig? Lesen und uns folgen für mehr kreative Wohnideen!

Bromelien sind ausgefallene Zimmerpflanzen. Bei der Pflege aber unkompliziert. Worauf es beim Gießen, Vermehren und Umtopfen ankommt, erfahren Sie hier.

Wie lange halten Bromelien und was sollte man tun, wenn Bromelien verblüht sind? Alle Tipps zum Pflanzen, Pflegen und den schönsten Bromelien-Arten.

Wie fast alle Bromelien blüht auch Vriesea erst nach einigen Jahren. Die schwertförmigen Blütenähren können zu verschiedenen Jahreszeiten auftreten.

Holen Sie sich das tropische Feeling ins Wohnzimmer und trotzen Sie dem tristen Winter! Neugierig? Lesen und uns folgen für mehr kreative Wohnideen!

Vriesea Fenestralis. Bromeliads and Tillandsias are fascinating plant. These images come from public domain sources. They are scanned and then cleaned digitally and printed to share the e wonderful art of past times. Cards are printed on Warm White 80 lb. cover stock and come with matching envelopes. They come in three sizes- 3.5" x 5" when folded, 4.5" x 5.5" when folded, and 5"x 7" when folded. You can add your own message to them, use one of ours, or leave them blank. Now available in Postcards printed on 4" x 6" 100 lb. warm white cover stock. Postcards do not come with envelopes. They make great invitations or announcements and can be framed as well.

Als Zimmerpflanzen bringen die exotischen Bromelien Farbenpracht und Formenreichtum in die Wohnung. Hier erfahren Sie, worauf es bei ihrer Pflege ankommt.

Species description Tillandsia, also known as Airplant, is an unusual plant that does not need soil to grow. It grows by taking nutrients from water and air. It is a genus of approximately 650 species of evergreen, perennial flowering plants from the Bromeliad family. It occurs in the forests, mountains and deserts of northern Mexico and the southeastern United States, Mesoamerica and the Caribbean to half of Argentina. Their leaves, more or less silvery, are covered with special cells capable of quickly absorbing moisture from the environment (trichomes). Care Water We usually spray the strands 2 to 3 times a week (depending on the conditions in the room). The frequency of sprinkling depends on air humidity, temperature, light and air circulation. If the room is warm and dry, we sprinkle the plants more often, while in colder and humid rooms they should be sprinkled less often. Once a week, immerse the plant in water for about half an hour. Then we take it out, gently shake off the excess water and leave it upside down to dry completely. It should dry within 4 hours of watering, as this is the optimal water absorption time. The best water for watering is rainwater or soft water with a PH not exceeding 6. If we do not have rainwater, you can use boiled water. It should be set aside for a few days and poured off to remove any sediment. Once or twice a month, we fertilize the foliage with foliar orchid fertilizer at 1/3 of the normal dose for orchids. Light Diffused light is best for Tillandsia. They like bright rooms, but not full sun, as this causes the leaves to burn. In summer, the plant can be taken outside (e.g. on the terrace to a slightly shaded place). Under appropriate conditions, Tillandsia leaves become beautifully colored during flowering. Temperature Some Oplatwa species are more durable than others and can withstand even minus temperatures, but it is best if the winter temperature does not drop below 8 degrees Celsius. In summer, it tolerates high temperatures up to about 33 degrees. Air Good air circulation is very important when growing Tillandsia because leaving the plants wet for a long time causes them to rot. When the plant is placed in a glass ball, jar, etc., I recommend taking it out for watering and putting it back in place only after it has completely drying.

Marie Selby Botanical Gardens provides 45 acres of bayfront sanctuaries connecting people with air plants of the world, native nature, and our regional history. Established by forward thinking women of their time, Selby Gardens is composed of the 15-acre Downtown Sarasota campus and the 30-acre Historic Spanish Point campus in the Osprey area of Sarasota County, Florida. The Downtown Sarasota Campus on Sarasota Bay is the only botanical garden in the world dedicated to the display and study of epiphytic orchids, bromeliads, gesneriads and ferns, and other tropical plants. There is a significant focus on botany, horticulture, education, historical preservation, and the environment. The Historic Spanish Point (HSP) Campus is located less than 10 miles south along Little Sarasota Bay. The HSP Campus, one of the largest preserves showcasing native Florida plants that is interpreted for and open to the public, celebrates an archaeological record that encompasses approximately 5,000 years of Florida history. Marie Selby Botanical Gardens is a Smithsonian Affiliate and is also accredited by the American Alliance of Museums. For more information visit www.selby.org.

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The Vriesea is a type of bromeliad that grows as an epiphyte, just like the Guzmania. What sets this variety apart is its vivid orange leaves, which would add a vibrant and tropical feel to any interior.

Bromelien richtig zu pflegen, bedarf Fingerspitzengefühl! Wir verraten drei Tipps, die für eine zuverlässige Blüte der exotischen Pflanzen wichtig sind.

Billbergia mögen einen hellen Standort ohne pralles Sonnenlicht. Es eignen sich alle halbsonnigen, warmen Standorte.

Bei der Pflege von Bromelien kommt es vor allem auf das richtige Gießen an. Wir verraten Tipps zur Pflege.

Einige Formen haben sehr dekorative Blätter, andere Guzmania wiederum pflegt man vor allem wegen ihrer eindrucksvollen Blütenstände

Vriesea Fenestralis. Bromeliads and Tillandsias are fascinating plant. These images come from public domain sources. They are scanned and then cleaned digitally and printed to share the e wonderful art of past times. Cards are printed on Warm White 80 lb. cover stock and come with matching envelopes. They come in three sizes- 3.5" x 5" when folded, 4.5" x 5.5" when folded, and 5"x 7" when folded. You can add your own message to them, use one of ours, or leave them blank. Now available in Postcards printed on 4" x 6" 100 lb. warm white cover stock. Postcards do not come with envelopes. They make great invitations or announcements and can be framed as well.

Species description Tillandsia, also known as Airplant, is an unusual plant that does not need soil to grow. It grows by taking nutrients from water and air. It is a genus of approximately 650 species of evergreen, perennial flowering plants from the Bromeliad family. It occurs in the forests, mountains and deserts of northern Mexico and the southeastern United States, Mesoamerica and the Caribbean to half of Argentina. Their leaves, more or less silvery, are covered with special cells capable of quickly absorbing moisture from the environment (trichomes). Care Water We usually spray the strands 2 to 3 times a week (depending on the conditions in the room). The frequency of sprinkling depends on air humidity, temperature, light and air circulation. If the room is warm and dry, we sprinkle the plants more often, while in colder and humid rooms they should be sprinkled less often. Once a week, immerse the plant in water for about half an hour. Then we take it out, gently shake off the excess water and leave it upside down to dry completely. It should dry within 4 hours of watering, as this is the optimal water absorption time. The best water for watering is rainwater or soft water with a PH not exceeding 6. If we do not have rainwater, you can use boiled water. It should be set aside for a few days and poured off to remove any sediment. Once or twice a month, we fertilize the foliage with foliar orchid fertilizer at 1/3 of the normal dose for orchids. Light Diffused light is best for Tillandsia. They like bright rooms, but not full sun, as this causes the leaves to burn. In summer, the plant can be taken outside (e.g. on the terrace to a slightly shaded place). Under appropriate conditions, Tillandsia leaves become beautifully colored during flowering. Temperature Some Oplatwa species are more durable than others and can withstand even minus temperatures, but it is best if the winter temperature does not drop below 8 degrees Celsius. In summer, it tolerates high temperatures up to about 33 degrees. Air Good air circulation is very important when growing Tillandsia because leaving the plants wet for a long time causes them to rot. When the plant is placed in a glass ball, jar, etc., I recommend taking it out for watering and putting it back in place only after it has completely drying.

Die Blaue Tillandsie ist ein leuchtendes Beispiel für die außergewöhnliche Schönheit von Bromelien. Die wärmeliebende Aufsitzerpflanze aus den Regenwäldern Ecuadors und Perus wird hierzulande als Zimmerpflanze kultiviert. Da sie in ihrer Heimat epiphytisch wächst, kann sie ohne Probleme auf Äste, Steine oder Korkplatten aufgebunden werden. Doch auch in Erde ausgepflanzt gedeiht die exotische Schönheit prächtig. Besonders luftfeuchte, nicht zu kalte Badezimmer eignen sich für die Blaue Tillandsie hervorragend und erhalten mit ihrer Anwesenheit einen tropischen Flair. Sie wächst in einer dichten Rosette aus grasähnlichen, schmalen Blättern von blaugrüner Farbe. Aus dem Zentrum der Rosette schieben sich die prächtig rosaroten Hochblätter, welche sich schuppenförmig überlappen. Zwischen den Hochblättern erscheinen schließlich leuchtend violette Einzelblüten und runden die fantastische Erscheinung ab. Zwei bis drei Monate lässt sich der Blütenstand bestaunen, bis die Mutterpflanze langsam verendet. Doch muss die Pflanze deshalb keineswegs auf den Kompost! Als selbsterhaltende Maßnahme bildet sie meist mehrere Tochterpflanzen aus, die ab einer gesunden Wuchshöhe abgetrennt und in Erde ausgepflanzt werden können. Mit etwas Geduld tragen diese sogenannten Kindel erneut Blüten und beginnen den Kreislauf von Neuem. Gegossen wird die Tillandsie am Besten über das Pflanzsubstrat und über ihr Blattwerk. Das Substrat sollte dabei zwischen den Wassergaben leicht abtrocknen und nicht zu nass gehalten werden. Eine allgemein hohe Luftfeuchtigkeit ist von Vorteil, kann aber durch häufigeres Besprühen ausgeglichen werden. Generell gilt, dass die Aufsitzerpflanze ein- bis dreimal wöchentlich mit zimmerwarmem, kalkarmem Wasser besprüht werden sollte. Nährstoffe werden nicht über die Wurzeln, sondern über das Laub aufgenommen. Aus diesem Grund wird dem Sprühwasser von Frühjahr bis Herbst ein- bis zweiwöchentlich Flüssigdünger in halber Konzentration beigemischt. Im Winter sind alle vier bis sechs Wochen völlig ausreichend. Absonnige bis halbschattige Standorte mit gewöhnlichen Zimmertemperaturen bekommen der Exotin am Besten.

Driftwood mounting with hanging wire attached for orchid or another type of epiphyte. Various pieces are branches cut about 18 to 22" long depending on piece selected. Some driftwood is straight knotted with groove, natural break bottom end top cut. Some pieces are branched. Comes with hanging wire as seen in pics. You will receive actual item shown in photo of piece selected. Perfect for mounting air plants, bromeliads, orchids and other tropical epiphytic plants. This is a natural product and is irregular in shape. Edges may be straight, angled or uneven, some ends are cut other ends are of natural break of branch. Listing is for one piece as is. Hanging wire attached. Type of tree piece is from is unknown. First four are multi-branched pieces; A) is 1st photo. B) is 2nd and 3rd photos. c) is 4th and 5th photos. D) is 6th and 7th photos. E) Straight piece is 8th photo. F) Straight piece is 9th photo. See other sizes of 6" driftwood mountings at $6.99 and 12" driftwood listings at $9.99, 18" at $15.95 and other listings of specific actual pieces. Also have Coconut Husk and Cork Bark pieces for mounting plants.

Cryptanthus bivittatus Pink Starlight face parte din familia Bromeliaceae. Cryptanthus bromeliads sunt unice prin aceea ca ele cresc doar terestru, spre deosebire de multe alte bromelii care pot creste montate pe un substrat.Cryptanthus mai sunt cunoscute sub denumirea de Earth Stars, un nume pe ...

Anoplophytum Strictum. Bromeliads and Tillandsias are fascinating plants. These images come from public domain sources. They are scanned and then cleaned digitally and printed to share the e wonderful art of past times. Cards are printed on Warm White 80 lb. cover stock and come with matching envelopes. They come in three sizes- 3.5" x 5" when folded, 4.5" x 5.5" when folded, and 5"x 7" when folded. You can add your own message to them, use one of ours, or leave them blank. Now available in Postcards printed on 4" x 6" 100 lb. warm white cover stock. Postcards do not come with envelopes. They make great invitations or announcements and can be framed as well.

Tillandsia Dianthoides. Bromeliads and Tillandsias are fascinating plants. These images come from public domain sources. They are scanned and then cleaned digitally and printed to share the e wonderful art of past times. Cards are printed on Warm White 80 lb. cover stock and come with matching envelopes. They come in three sizes- 3.5" x 5" when folded, 4.5" x 5.5" when folded, and 5"x 7" when folded. You can add your own message to them, use one of ours, or leave them blank. Now available in Postcards printed on 4" x 6" 100 lb. warm white cover stock. Postcards do not come with envelopes. They make great invitations or announcements and can be framed as well.

*Buy 2 get 1 Free* - Simply order 2 and you will receive 3 fully rooted plants. These will ship with no pot and ready to plant upon receipt. These bromeliads only bloom 1 or 2 times per year. All of these plants are super healthy, but are outside so you may have a small water spot or too. I will do my best to pick the nicest and healthiest pups and mother plants. Enjoy! Flaming Torch Bromeliad - Vibrant and Easy-to-Grow Houseplant Description: Looking for a unique and eye-catching houseplant to add to your collection? Look no further than the Flaming Torch Bromeliad! With its vibrant red and yellow flowers that resemble a flaming torch, this bromeliad is sure to be a standout in any room. Not only is the Flaming Torch Bromeliad visually stunning, it's also easy to care for. This plant prefers bright, indirect light and should be watered when the soil is dry to the touch. With proper care, your Flaming Torch Bromeliad can bloom for several months. Each plant will be shipped bare root and ready to plant. Whether you're a seasoned plant parent or just starting out, the Flaming Torch Bromeliad is a great choice for any home or office. Order now and add a touch of tropical beauty to your indoor space with the Flaming Torch Bromeliad!

Leos are some of the most attractive people you’ll ever meet. Their charisma attracts people to them and their desirable physical appearance is enhanced by their bursting amount of self confidence. A Leo’s overall warmth and cheerfulness are obvious signs that bromeliads are the plant for them. This zodiac plant stake is Handmade from high quality, 12 guade coloured wire of your choice. Please note- Our products are handmade by a skilled Aussie artist. Variation is expected due to the handmade nature of these items. Each item is Pantastically unique, with variations showing the hand of the maker. We do our best to accurately represent each product in the photos on our site. However, with the exception of one of a kind items, the item you receive will vary from the sample photos. *Please note* *plant not included. *size- 23cm x 12cm (measurements may vary slightly) *Despite our best effort to provide accurate images of each product’s colour and design, actual colours and design may vary slightly, due to different device screen settings, the lighting in the installation location. *More options available on our website https://www.plantasticbydaley.com/

Tillandsia Bulbosa. Bromeliads and Tillandsias are fascinating plants. These images come from public domain sources. They are scanned and then cleaned digitally and printed to share the e wonderful art of past times. Cards are printed on Warm White 80 lb. cover stock and come with matching envelopes. They come in three sizes- 3.5" x 5" when folded, 4.5" x 5.5" when folded, and 5"x 7" when folded. You can add your own message to them, use one of ours, or leave them blank. Now available in Postcards printed on 4" x 6" 100 lb. warm white cover stock. Postcards do not come with envelopes. They make great invitations or announcements and can be framed as well.

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Puya dasylirioides is a species unusual for a Puya, as the leaves have no spines along the leaf margins. It forms a rosette of smooth, up...

Von Lampen, lebenden Kunstwerken und hängenden Zimmerpflanzen

Dyckia hebdingii L.B.Smith no habitat afloramentos rochosos em Guaíba, Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil

Tillandsia Mosaica. Bromeliads and Tillandsias are fascinating plant. These images come from public domain sources. They are scanned and then cleaned digitally and printed to share the e wonderful art of past times. Cards are printed on Warm White 80 lb. cover stock and come with matching envelopes. They come in three sizes- 3.5" x 5" when folded, 4.5" x 5.5" when folded, and 5"x 7" when folded. You can add your own message to them, use one of ours, or leave them blank. Now available in Postcards printed on 4" x 6" 100 lb. warm white cover stock. Postcards do not come with envelopes. They make great invitations or announcements and can be framed as well.