AECHMEA FASCIATA FLOWER DEVELOPMENT | CARE

Aechmea is a genus of perennial herbaceous plants of the Bromeliaceae family, distributed in Central America and South America. Includes from 280 to 300 species.
Many plants of the genus Ehmeya are beautiful ornamental plants, widespread in the culture.
Aechmea is epiphyt (rarely - terrestrial plants) - it can easily form rooting vegetative shoots.
The plant loves light. Most of the species distributed in culture belong to a warm temperature group.
Propagated by kiddies and seeds. During seeds propagation, flowering begins on the third year.
Low winter temperatures stimulate the formation of peduncles. The rest period is either absent or short-lived. In summer, watering is regularly, with soft and warm water, as the upper layer of the substrate dries up, water is first poured into the rosettes of the leaves, and then the soil is poured.
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[@ChristopherEPineda]

Thanks for this amazing care guide. Also, you have a really nice speaking voice. Happy growing!

[@AzFloraENG]

Thank You very much! Very nice to hear it, I will continue to develop myself!

[@Krighton]

No, all I really do is spray it good with orchid food and I get great blooms.

[@nthatotsotetsi5939]

Can you sleep with this plant next your bed? Looks amazing.

[@irmafidela4619]

Excelente video desde ARGENTINA felicito por compartir esté video un Lujo gracias un abrazo grande yo me compré una hoy

[@flowersflowers5070]

Turn off the music...not even necessary.

[@yvonnemahler8271]

Bitte in Deutsch 🙋‍♂️

[@AzFloraENG]

Wir haben deutsche Untertitel hinzugefügt, danke für deinen Vorschlag!

[@praj2908]

Why did you put apples in the polythene?

[@bobbymalta73]

Hello at what time of the year this should be made? Thks for sharing!

[@AzFloraENG]

Hello! For the temperate zone, this process can be done in spring - first weeks of summer. For the tropics - at any time of the year!

[@desigarden575]

Sir one plant de do plz

[@lailasile182]

🍓💞♥️

[@mardel3]

I have this plant.. I had water in the urn and the flower rotted so I had to cut it out... I have it in cactus soil with perilite and never watered it through the soil since I got it a month ago... What am I doing wrong and will it ever pup?