BEAUTIFUL Bromeliads (World's Most Spectacular Plants episode 10 of 14)

World's Most Spectacular Plants Episode 10 of 14
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Bromeliads are among the most colorful and exotic plants in the world. Many bromeliads explode into colour as the bloom, producing flower structures of unusual shapes and hues!
Many bromeliads are very easy to grow from home: from a rainbow of tank bromeliads to carnivorous bromeliads that gobble up insects to airplants. A few bromeliads grow to be enormous, towering meters into the air, and some can be grown outdoors, even in temperate countries.
Join Stewart McPherson on a journey to discover the most spectacular bromeliad species that are easy to grow at home! Learn the secrets of these beautiful plants!
This is the tenth of a series of fourteen "World's Most Spectacular Plants" videos. Visit www.spectacularplants.com to see the rest of the series!

[@helgedonath1524]

thanks mister mcpherson, my heart will go on with this wonder of regnis plantarum. thanks!!!

[@isisgouwerok7293]

Amazing video !

[@petaniagloofficial1948]

nice ornamental plant

[@r.thomassen6285]

Wow! And now I realize I have a Bromeliad plant just a few meters away from me, in a plant on a chair here in the living room! I saw it was something familiar, so I had to see this video. I have wondered what type of plant I had bought from the grocery store, and it is a Bromeliad, I now understand. It is a really easy plant to maintain. Very, very easy. And a very strange plant. It must be watered from the top, and the water will run down the plant and collect at the bottom. Where it will sit for over a week, then it must be watered again. It is extremely easy to see when it needs water, just look at the reservoir at the bottom leaves, when it is almost dry, it needs more. Strange enough, the water does not seem to just evaporate into the air during a few days, but stays there. So, a very, very easy plant, and very stunning. But it is also easy to forget to give it water, because it is done just once a week or three times a month.

[@claesnordstrom8152]

love them

[@RayT70]

Wonderful 👍

[@donhart4460]

Air plants look like
something out of a
Dr. Seuss book....

[@flederfox]

WAIT so tilansia [sp] is a bromeliade? MIND. BLOWN. and ngl i was never that fussed on brommies but i think i need 5 or so now :S

[@guro_kunbackdeter1503]

3:56 Wow 😰 That it really reallyyy biggg!!!😤😤 Omg 😲😲😱

[@Tk00006]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@UninstallGoogleChrome]

Anyone know what that big fat hybrid at 4:00 could be?

[@cj.mf.5]

Any idea what species it is in 1:17?

[@johno3326]

Also 1:05

[@johno3326]

What is at 1:02?

[@johno3326]

And 1:07