Bromeliad Assorted

Name: Bromeliad Assorted
Brand: Urbane Eight Inc.
SKU: SP-1645
Price: 29.99 CAD
Availability: InStock

Bromeliad Assorted Selection
Bring a burst of tropical color to your home with our Bromeliad Assorted Selection—vibrant, easy-care houseplants celebrated for their long-lasting blooms and sculptural foliage. Each plant features a unique rosette of bold green leaves crowned by a colorful central bract in striking shades of red, orange, pink, or yellow.

Perfect as standalone accents or grouped for a lush display, these exotic beauties add instant cheer and sophistication to any bright interior. With minimal care needs and maximum visual impact, Bromeliads make an excellent choice for gifting, décor, or adding a touch of paradise to your everyday space.

Sizing Description:

Small: 4" / 10cm pot diameter

Medium: 6" / 15cm pot diameter

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Sun Requirements ▾

Most bromeliads thrive in bright, indirect light. Guzmania and Vriesea prefer softer, filtered light, while Neoregelia and Aechmea can handle a bit more brightness. Avoid harsh direct sun, which can scorch the leaves—especially for thinner-leaved varieties. Low light may reduce color vibrancy and flowering potential.

Watering Instructions ▾

Water the central cup (or “tank”) of the plant, not just the soil. Keep the cup about ¼ full and flush it every 1–2 weeks to prevent buildup of bacteria or debris. Water the soil lightly—bromeliads don’t like soggy roots. Let the top inch of soil dry out before watering again. In drier environments, lightly mist around the plant to boost ambient humidity. Note: For tankless bromeliads like Dyckia or air plants (Tillandsia), follow their specific care needs—this guide is for standard potted types.

Care Tips ▾

Use a well-draining potting mix, such as orchid bark or cactus soil mixed with peat or coco coir. Never use heavy soil. Prefers warm temperatures between 18–29°C (65–85°F). Loves moderate to high humidity, but adapts well to household levels. Most bromeliads only bloom once, and then produce pups (baby plants) before the parent dies back. Pups can be separated and repotted once they’re about 1/3 the size of the mother.