Hi, thanks for your video. The very last bromeliad in this video, all the way on the right, it appears this plant had pups that elongated into branches. Can you safely cut these branching pups off and plant them despite them not having a little root cut directly off the mother?
Won't the serrated or spiky leaves injure your frogs? I have a brom I got from you guys that is dying, but it has a small pup growing off the side. If I cut the pup off, or if the mother plant dies, will the pup continue to grow or will it die too?
She mentioned clipping off pups, but the ones she used as an example were already somewhat mature. Mine is still a tiny pup with only about three leaves.
The Nutrient requirements were not mentioned, that I could tell. But, you said don't have nutrient-rich water.. Do you spray fertilizers on them? Thx. 🙂
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Excellent info.... Great video 👍❤️ thanks for educating new hobbyist...... And most importantly thank you for keeping it simple....
Great presentation.
Thank you. I just got my first couple from you folks and this helped a lot.
Thank you so much for this insightful video :)
I don't see mounted bromeliad on your website..?
Being a brom person myself, I think this is a great video, considering I never thought about a froggerium before.😊
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Hi, thanks for your video. The very last bromeliad in this video, all the way on the right, it appears this plant had pups that elongated into branches. Can you safely cut these branching pups off and plant them despite them not having a little root cut directly off the mother?
Thank for this information 🙏
Won't the serrated or spiky leaves injure your frogs? I have a brom I got from you guys that is dying, but it has a small pup growing off the side. If I cut the pup off, or if the mother plant dies, will the pup continue to grow or will it die too?
She mentioned clipping off pups, but the ones she used as an example were already somewhat mature. Mine is still a tiny pup with only about three leaves.
The Nutrient requirements were not mentioned, that I could tell.
But, you said don't have nutrient-rich water..
Do you spray fertilizers on them?
Thx. 🙂
Thank You all for sharing your videos and You all are amazing
Care instruction starts at minute 10: 00
When you say plant them as “terrestrial plants” what do you mean?
I think from my understanding is a Terrestrial plant grows in a flowerpot and the other can grow on tree branches
How do you attach the bromeliad and moss to the cork? Great video btw!
Hello! Here's the link to a video we made demonstrating how to do this! th-cam.com/video/UWe1V4DqoBE/w-d-xo.html
@@JoshsFrogs Thanks a million!
Are pothos technically bromeliads?
great information! plus she's a cutie so she held my attention lol