Bromeliad Encyclopedia
Puya berteroniana (Turquoise Puya): Complete Br...
0.5-3m Terrestrial Rosette Andes Puya berteroniana is one of the most magnificent and largest bromeliads in cultivation, native to the dry, rocky hillsides of central Chile. It is named after...
Puya berteroniana (Turquoise Puya): Complete Br...
0.5-3m Terrestrial Rosette Andes Puya berteroniana is one of the most magnificent and largest bromeliads in cultivation, native to the dry, rocky hillsides of central Chile. It is named after...
Puya bicolor: Complete Bromeliad Growing Guide ...
0.5-3m Terrestrial Rosette Andes Puya bicolor is a terrestrial bromeliad native to the Andes of South America. The specific epithet bicolor (Latin for “two-colored”) describes the contrasting two-toned coloration visible...
Puya bicolor: Complete Bromeliad Growing Guide ...
0.5-3m Terrestrial Rosette Andes Puya bicolor is a terrestrial bromeliad native to the Andes of South America. The specific epithet bicolor (Latin for “two-colored”) describes the contrasting two-toned coloration visible...
Puya bravoi: Complete Bromeliad Growing Guide f...
0.5-3m Terrestrial Rosette Andes Puya bravoi is a terrestrial bromeliad native to the Andes of South America, named in honor of a collector or botanist surnamed Bravo. The commemorative naming...
Puya bravoi: Complete Bromeliad Growing Guide f...
0.5-3m Terrestrial Rosette Andes Puya bravoi is a terrestrial bromeliad native to the Andes of South America, named in honor of a collector or botanist surnamed Bravo. The commemorative naming...
Puya castellanosii: Complete Bromeliad Growing ...
0.5-3m Terrestrial Rosette Andes 🪴 Photo Coming Soon Puya castellanosii Puya castellanosii is a terrestrial bromeliad native to the Andes, named after the Argentine botanist Alberto Castellanos (1896–1968), who contributed...
Puya castellanosii: Complete Bromeliad Growing ...
0.5-3m Terrestrial Rosette Andes 🪴 Photo Coming Soon Puya castellanosii Puya castellanosii is a terrestrial bromeliad native to the Andes, named after the Argentine botanist Alberto Castellanos (1896–1968), who contributed...
Puya chilensis (Chagual): Complete Bromeliad Gr...
0.5-3m Terrestrial Rosette Andes Puya chilensis, commonly known as the Chilean Puya or Chagual, is a striking terrestrial bromeliad endemic to the coastal mountains of central and northern Chile, where...
Puya chilensis (Chagual): Complete Bromeliad Gr...
0.5-3m Terrestrial Rosette Andes Puya chilensis, commonly known as the Chilean Puya or Chagual, is a striking terrestrial bromeliad endemic to the coastal mountains of central and northern Chile, where...
Puya clava-herculis (Hercules' Club Puya): Comp...
Puya clava-herculis (Hercules' Club Puya) (Source: shopify_cdn) Puya clava-herculis, whose evocative Latin name translates to "Club of Hercules," is a remarkable high-altitude bromeliad native to the páramo grasslands of Ecuador...
Puya clava-herculis (Hercules' Club Puya): Comp...
Puya clava-herculis (Hercules' Club Puya) (Source: shopify_cdn) Puya clava-herculis, whose evocative Latin name translates to "Club of Hercules," is a remarkable high-altitude bromeliad native to the páramo grasslands of Ecuador...