Bromeliads are fantastic plants that come on so many shapes and sizes. Tropical epiphytic Bromeliads have adapted to grow on host trees, living high up in the forest canopy. We can mimic this habitat in our own gardens or living rooms using this simple trick. Mounting your Bromeliads using moss provides the perfect habitat for these tropical specialists to survive and thrive.
My small UK tropical style garden looks fantastic with tropical Bromeliads growing in the trees. Surprisingly the local wildlife has adapted to these tropical additions incredibly well, making the most of every opportunity that they present.
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IN THIS VIDEO:
00:00 Intro to rainforest Bromeliads
01:30 Kit you need to mount your tropical Bromeliads
01:45 Dry moss bricks
02:40 Neoregelia Bromeliads
03:30 How to fix moss to Bromeliad roots
06:30 Watering Bromeliads
06:45 Bromeliad flowers
07:10 Tying Bromeliads into host plants
07:55 Bromeliads growing outside in UK
08:20 Bromeliads and UK wildlife