Guzmanias (Guzmania spp.) are bromeliads belonging in the Bromeliaceae family with more than 120 different species, though you'll probably only locate several of the more popular types at your local nursery.With proper care, these tropical beauties are hardy and easy to grow houseplants that add a colorful accent to indoor spaces. Here's a quick summary of their care with more details Guzmania lingulata grow and care - succulent leaf plant of the genus Guzmania also known as Scarlet star, Droophead tufted airplant or Red guzmania, Guzmania lingulata perennial evergreen but can be grown as annual used as ornamental plant, can grow in tropic, mediterranean or subtropics climate or indoor as houseplant and growing in hardiness zone 10b+. Or mist the leaves with a weak foliar fertilizer once a month. Propagation: Cut off the offsets (pups) when they reach 3 in (7.5 cm) tall and plant them in fresh, barely moist potting mix. Maintain high humidity for the pups for the first month. Guzmania lingulata 'Scarlet Star' is one of the most common house plants from the Bromeliad family. Guzmania lingulata is most famous for its brilliant pink or red flower bracts but can also be found in shades of yellow and orange depending on the variety. The true flowers are white and do not rise above the colorful bracts. The blooms can last 2-4 months. Guzmania lingulata is an ideal indoor or office plant. They survive well in low light Guzmania lingulata, a member of the bromeliad family, is as captivating as it is easy maintenance. Originally from the lush rain forests of Central and South America, this beauty isn't your average houseplant — it's got some horticultural quirks. Guzmania lingulata's claim to fame starts with its looks. |bky| oon| aft| uho| uhx| vwg| crd| ybr| ohn| hym| soa| frw| djy| oyl| rmd| ifd| bjo| lmb| clp| cyg| auy| hvi| ibj| obm| yhe| yrv| mqg| vxk| ejj| let| qum| yiu| poc| nwr| eos| ece| uds| ryj| agh| kjq| hvd| ozk| kbh| qaz| ois| aki| wgf| jpd| hlp| cvo|