Origin | South America |
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Family | Bromeliaceae |
Exposure | Direct sun at least half a day from early spring to autumn. Come back when the temperature approaches zero. |
Watering | Regular (every 10 days) from spring to late summer. Check that the earth is completely dry before watering again. |
Fertilization | In spring and autumn |
Abromeitiella brevifolia Ø 35 cm
Belonging to the family of Bromeliaceae, this Abromeitiella brevifolia (Deuterocohnia brevifolia) plant is supplied in a Ø 35 cm pot with a label indicating its botanical name.
Origin and characteristics
Native to the arid regions of Chile, Bolivia, and Brazil, the Abromeitiella brevifolia is a small succulent that captures attention with its triangular, pointed leaves, measuring approximately 3 cm in length. These leaves, with their captivating gray-blue color, are arranged in dense, compact rosettes, creating a striking visual impact. The plant has a low growth habit, reaching a maximum height of 20-25 cm, but it spreads laterally up to 1 meter in width, embracing pots or forming decorative cushions when planted in flower beds.
Flowers and ornamental appearance
Although the flowers of the Abromeitiella brevifolia are not particularly showy, the small tubular flowers in yellow-green add a touch of delicacy to its robust and spiny structure. Its beauty lies primarily in its compact form and the unique color of its leaves, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a plant with a strong visual impact.
Cultivation and care
- Exposure: it prefers partial shade or direct sunlight only during the cooler hours of the day. It is important to protect it from excessively high temperatures to prevent leaf scorching.
- Soil: it requires well-draining soil to prevent waterlogging and the risk of root rot.
- Cold resistance: it can withstand temperatures as low as -5/-7°C, provided its roots remain dry.
- Propagation: it reproduces easily through the separation of rosettes.
Uses and benefits
The Abromeitiella brevifolia is a versatile plant, perfect for cultivation in both pots and gardens. Thanks to its resilience and compact structure, it is ideal for adding a touch of greenery and structure to outdoor or indoor spaces. Its ease of cultivation and low maintenance requirements make it an excellent choice for those looking for a highly ornamental plant without too much hassle.
A fascinating and hardy succulent, capable of transforming any space into an oasis of beauty and harmony. With its unique appearance and adaptability, it is the perfect choice for those seeking a plant with a strong visual impact and simple cultivation.
Add a touch of elegance and resilience to your garden or indoor space with the Abromeitiella brevifolia!
€85,00