Vriesea sp. 1 High Humidity allowing the soil to dry

allowing the soil to dry slightly between waterings

This fascinating Selaginella has the smallest genome of any recorded plant

The leaves are arranged spirally on the stem

is one of the most understatedly beautiful trailing and climbing Philodendrons in cultivation

and into Melanesia and northern Australia

Vriesea sp. 1 High Humidity allowing the soil to dryStunning test variety of Vriesea. We have a few special plants with no names. Part of the Bromeliad family Attractive coloured flowers Tolerant of lower light conditions. Growth pattern: Rosette. Water: Ensure the axel of the bromeliad is always holding some water. Do not water the substrate, this is purely for anchorage and doing so will quickly rot the plant. Ideal Position: North or east facing. Light: Medium to bright, indirect light. Humidity