Do Bromeliads Like Direct Sunlight
Most Bromeliads Thrive in Bright, Indirect Sunlight or Dappled Shade. Many Bromeliads Will Scorch When Exposed for Long Periods of Time to Direct Sunlight...
Most bromeliads thrive in bright, indirect sunlight or dappled shade. Many bromeliads will scorch when exposed for long periods of time to direct sunlight. Most bromeliads require more humidity than is typical in a climate controlled environment.
Can bromeliads tolerate full sun?
Plant specs All do fine in bright shade, and some can take sun – even full sun – which can enhance their coloration. Bromeliads do best in Zone 10. However, they make excellent container plants, so in Zone 9B they can be planted in pots and moved in during cold weather.
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Where is the best place to plant bromeliads?
Bromeliads grow best in bright, indirect light, both indoors and out. Don’t put them where the afternoon sun will shine directly on their leaves, as that can cause them to burn, but don’t stick them in a dark corner, either.