Making A Bromeliad Tree – Part Two

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Care and Culture, Classification, Growing Indoors

Provision should be made for medium-sized bromeliads by nailing some curved pieces of bark to form pockets, which will contain the roots.

Aechmea, Billbergia, Neoregelia and Nidularium can be planted in these pockets, using a mixture of sphagnum moss and moss peat and covering the surface with a layer of sphagnum moss alone. Epiphytic and xerophytic plants are prepared by covering their roots with a ball of sphagnum moss and tying or nailing these to the bark tree. Some of the very grey-leaved Tillandsia may be attached simply by gluing the base on to the bark with silicone adhesive.

For more tips and information of how to make a tree for a bromeliad, be sure to check out my other related posts Making A Bromeliad Tree – Part One, and Making A Bromeliad Tree – Part Three!