Tropicals
Bromeliaceae
Assorted bromeliads

Rosettes of patterned leaves and colorful, long-lasting bracts make bromeliads striking indoor accents. Our assortment may include different genera, so leaf color, size and flower form vary. Some form a central water cup; others do not, and their watering should match the type.
At a glance
- Water
- Free drainage; never saturate the potting mix
- Light
- Bright filtered light; requirements vary by type
Sizes & prices
- #1$14.99
Catalog updated September 8, 2026. This is not a live stock count; please call to confirm availability and price.
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Pet safety
- Cats
- Indoor bromeliads are listed as non-toxic to cats by Cats Protection; discourage chewing.
If a pet eats a potentially toxic plant, contact your veterinarian promptly.
Growing & care
- Soil
- Airy, quickly draining mix; orchid bark, coarse perlite and humus suit many types.
- Humidity
- Most prefer humid air, with ventilation.
- Watering
- For tank-forming types, refresh the central cup regularly. Do not apply tank watering to types without a cup.
- Feeding
- Dilute fertilizer during growth; excess feeding can spoil color.
- Propagation
- Most produce offsets after flowering.
- Winter
- Protect the assortment from freezing.
Sources & photo credits
University of Florida IFAS Extension
University of Wisconsin Extension
Photo: Cindy Christian · CC BY 4.0
Reviewed September 26, 2026. Growing conditions vary by location.
