The ideal temperature range for Bromeliad Aechmea plants is between 60°F to 80°F (15°C to 27°C). These plants can tolerate temperatures as low as 50°F (10°C) and as high as 90°F (32°C) for short periods. However, prolonged exposure to temperatures outside the ideal range can cause damage to the plant.
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Aechmea bromeliads and are fairly easy to grow, species such as A. fasciata, recurvata, blanchetiana and others are grown for both the foliage and colourful flowers. In many species a star shaped rossette of leaves surrounds a 'central tank' which holds water. An interesting species, ranging from quite small to some of the largest ...
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The post Bromeliad Care Spotlight: Aechmea appeared first on Bromeliad Paradise. Aechmea (pronounced EEK-me-uh) gets its name from a Greek word meaning "spear tip", named by Spanish botanists Ruiz & Pavon in 1794 during an expedition to Peru and Chile commissioned by King Charles III. These bromeliads are typically found in varied …
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Aechmea fasciata inflorescence. Aechmea's true name, Yama, as revealed in Chapter 89, is a reference to the the Buddhist God of Hell, Yama.Specifically Yama's Japanese name, Enma Daiō (, meaning Great King Enma). In Buddhist mythology, he is said to be both the ruler of the underworld, and the one who judges the souls of the dead on …
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Aechmea és un gènere de la família de les Bromeliaceae, subfamília Bromelioideae.. Aechmea té més de 140 espècies distribuïdes de Mèxic al sud de Sud-amèrica.Moltes de les espècies d'aquest gènere són epífits. Taxonomia. Aechmea abbreviata L.B.Sm.; Aechmea aciculosa Mez & Sodiro; Aechmea angustifolia Poepp. i Endl.; Aechmea …
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Aechmea recurvata 'Aztec Gold' Aztec Gold Variegated Sun Bromeliad. One of the best Bromeliads for the garden, grows terrestrially and is tolerant of full sun. Stiff serrated …
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Aechmea Aztec Gold Cultivar of recurvata v. recurvata introduced to Australia in the 1980s IKH 05/03, from BSA sale, ~80% Sydney sun for colour, subtropical South America.
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Seed Collecting. N/A: plant does not set seed, flowers are sterile, or plants will not come true from seed. Regional. This plant is said to grow outdoors in the following regions: ndido, California. Fallbrook, California (5 reports) San Marcos, California. View this plant in a garden.
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Aechmea gamosepala Wittm. 1891. pronounced: EEK-mee-uh gam-oh-SEP-uh-luh (Bromeliaceae — the bromeliad family) common names: matchstick plant, gamos bromeliad. Aechmea s derived from the Greek αιχμη (aichmé), the point of a spear; gamosepala is from the Greek γαμεω (gameo), to marry, and the French word sépale, …
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The pink bracts are an exact match for the winter-blooming shrub Ruellia macrantha (pictured above left), so these can be paired for an attractive garden picture. The bromeliad flower also matches the autumn blooms of the pretty groundcover Ruellia makoyana, an excellent plant for dry shade.Its blue flower tips are an exact colour match for Salvia …
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A Lexicon of Bromeliads: A resource by Lloyd Godman. Genus - Aechmea: Sub- family - Bromelioideae: Family - Bromelioideae. Generally, Aechmeas form large urn shapes or …
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Aechmea Flower. The large stalk with pink bracts produces small violet flowers. You can see them in the photo above. When buying an Aechmea, I look inside to ensure the violet flowers aren't open. If the flowers are fully open, yours won't last as long. The colorful flower head should last and look good for up to 4 months.
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Species. A. recurvata var. recurvata is a tender, epiphytic, evergreen perennial with rosettes of arching, strap-shaped, glossy, olive green leaves, flushed red in flower, and, in …
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Noteworthy Characteristics. Aechmea fasciata, commonly called urn plant or silver vase plant, is an epiphytic bromeliad that is native to southeastern Brazil. In its native habitat, it will grow in the ground or in trees without taking any nourishment from the tree. This is a stemless plant that typically grows 1-3' tall in a basal rosette of ...
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Temperature and Humidity. The best temperature for growing Aechmea Bromeliads indoors is an average warmth within a 15-26 0 C. However, to bring the plant to flower will require temperatures above 26 0 C. Keep Urn Plants away from drafts to avoid sudden changes in temperatures as they can negatively affect growth and eventual death of the plant.
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'Aztec Gold' is a cultivar of A. recurvata v. A. recurvata. The light gold to chartreuse leaves have stripes of bright green. The margi...Read More
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Aechmea is a genus of flowering plants in the family Bromeliaceae - subfamily Bromelioideae. The name comes from the Greek aichme, meaning "spear". Aechmea comprises eight subgenera with 244 species and 73 infraspecific taxa (Nov. 2023) distributed from Mexico through South America and the Caribbean. Most of the species …
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Below is a list of the most common Aechmea bromeliads; click the links for more information on each type! Popular Aechmea Species and Cultivars. A. chantinii (Amazonian Zebra Plant) A. cylindrata. A. fasciata (Silver Vase or Urn Plant) A. 'Foster's Favorite'. A. fulgens (Coralberry) A. gamosepala. A. nudicaulis.
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Aechmea Cheat Sheet Learn how to care for your Aechmea bromeliad with this quick and easy informational guide. Aechmea is a genus of bromeliads mostly comprised of epiphytes, or air plants.Aechmea, coming from the Greek word "aichme" or spear, is named for its sharp, spear like leaf margins.There are over 250 known Aechmea species.. In …
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Aechmea má ráda teplo a stanoviště na plném slunci. Aby Aechmea prospívala, potřebuje teplo a slunce. Dopřejeme jí tedy teploty mezi 23° C až 29°C, ale dobře si poradí i s běžnými pokojovými teplotami. V zimě ji přeneseme do chladnější místnosti, v těchto měsících by měla mít okolní teplota přibližně 16°C.
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It comes in two recognized varieties, Aechmea gamosepala var. gamosepala and Aechmea gamosepala var. nivea. The plant can grow up to 50cm and its blooms are striking with thick bristles of purplish-pink bracts topped with iridescent blue bead-like flowers, resembling surreal-looking matchsticks. After flowering, the spike turns dark …
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Aechmea care Aechmea rests in late fall and winter. Place Aechmea in a cool place, 50° to 55°F (10° to 13°C). Keep growing medium barely moist and don't fill cup with water during the rest period. Aechmea dies within 2 years after flowering. Growing Aechmea as a houseplant. Grow Aechmea in bright light in a warm room with medium humidity.
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No nevyhadzujte ju! Aechmea po odkvitnutí odumiera. No nevyhadzujte ju! Pochádza z Južnej a Strednej Ameriky. Má zaujímavý exotický výzor s výrazným kvetom, ktorý kvitne iba raz. Nemusíte sa ale báť, ak po odkvitnutí rastlina odumrie, po čase začne rásť nová. Galéria k článku.
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