Epiphytes (air plants without soil) need misting and a good soaking by submerging them in water once per week. Bromeliads need protection from the cold. If you live in a climate with freezing ...

These plants prefer a pH lightly on the acidic side. Keep about one-quarter of the center cup of your bromeliad filled with water. Rainwater or distilled water works best. Allow the potting medium ...

The air inside a home can get very dry during the winter. Keep your plants away from heaters to minimize the damage that dry ...

There are thousands of different species of Bromeliads, and most of the varieties you’ll find for sale are the perfect indoor ...

Air plants bloom only once, their small pink, coral, purple or white flowers signaling their impending death. But no worries: ...

Also known as the torch bromeliad, it has simple green leaves ... African violets once a week for a few hours and let the plant soak water from the bottom, so the leaves stay dry.