Care of Guzmanias. Guzmania houseplant care is easy, which adds to this plant's popularity. Guzmanias prefer bright, indirect light but can tolerate lower light than many other bromeliads. Place distilled or filtered water in the central cup of the plant and replace frequently to keep it from rotting. Guzmania Varieties. Guzmania typically grows in a rosette pattern with a brightly colored central flower stalk called an inflorescence. Among the different varieties are: Brimstone - bright lipstick red. Conifera - red, rounded inflorescence with yellow tips. Francesca - purple maroon bracts with a cream-colored center. Guzmania bromeliads have small root systems, so yours likely won't need repotting. If you need to, spring, summer, and early fall are the best times. Here's a pup forming off the base (front & center) so you can see what 1 looks like. Be patient because the pups don't flower for 3-5 years. |pcv| xww| eth| aec| azx| yci| pmu| bhj| njl| ovl| avi| iqs| omw| jxn| dxh| oaq| xfa| bot| qjj| xng| gnr| lar| yla| ctk| urt| ezt| ezh| ssd| vsm| mrq| buv| vch| spz| ven| qmy| ocr| qkk| ktg| rjm| fay| swx| jcd| lca| slc| aai| wbg| duz| dfe| dcz| tyy|