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All about Bromeliads

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Bring color indoors by decorating with Bromeliads. They make a stunning centerpiece for any holiday table, a vibrant office plant, or a tropical gift.

Known for their glorious flower spikes and a wide array of colors, including pink, cream, yellow, orange, red, and maroon, Bromeliads like Gumania hold their color for an extended time. Native to tropical rainforests, with large and showy flower bracts. They do well in low light conditions and also, artificial light.

Bromeliads like Gumania are not difficult to grow and will reward you with many weeks of color with little or no effort.
Try them in a mixed planting with ivy and peace lilies. Keep them looking great with Grow More Bromeliad Food.

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