N. hoehneana is not cold-hardy, so bring it in in the winter when frosts are in the forecast. I got a single plant for $8.00 at the Houston Bromeliad Society sale two years ago. As you can see by the pictures, the plant LOVES to grow. Isn't that nice?!
To visit this month's collection, visit our cool host Steve over at Rainforest Garden in sunny Florida. Here's the link http://www.therainforestgarden.com/
For those interested in Bromeliads, here's the latest info from the Bromeliad Society. It's a very nice plant sale with hundreds of bromeliads that are time-tested to grow and succeed in this region. Have fun! :-)
If you've never been to Mercer Arboretum here in Houston, YOU MUST GO! It contains the largest collection of plants in this area of the state.
ooh! I had read about that sale but I couldn't find any info on this year's sale. Thanks for the info, I'm THERE!
ReplyDeleteI have never grown any bromeliads...they do look tropical.
ReplyDeleteWill have to find a spot for a couple!
Sherry
I am looking Neoregelia hoehneana,Neo.tigrina,andNeo.ampullacea if you have extras ,I am willing to purchase please contact me my email address is mauromarcelo347@gmail.com thank you
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