Bromeliads on trees trunks

Hi I was wondering if anyone could offer advice as to how to best attach bromelaids to tree trunks.. I was thinking of using chicken wire stuffed with coconut fire but this may not be ideal (may dry out?).

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The bromeliad family (Bromeliaceae) includes many types that make wonderful indoor plants. In relation to pineapple, there are more than 3,000 known species, classified into about 75 genera originating from the subtropical regions of North, Central, and South America. In addition to many native species, there are numerous cultivars grown for sale.Many bromeliads are epiphytic plants (air plants), clinging to tree trunks or falling off and absorbing moisture and nutrients from the air.

Pink and Green Bromeliad Arrangement

Bromeliads growing on an ancient tree trunk.

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Last year we had the most terrible drought and we lost many plants, one of which was one of our oldest trees, a native Lilly-pilly. The poor thing. Our concern now was what do do with the trunk. It…

Whenever I try feeding birds with those cheap suet basket feeders, I either end up with a gooey mess or find that some squirrel has run off with the thing within hours. However, I’ve also found that they make great planters for succulents and epiphytic plants. Who knew? Best of all, making them is so easy that my toddler could (and did) do it. Here’s how to make your own low-maintenance vertical garden on the cheap. The bromeliads in the foreground are mounted directly on a tree stump. Ever…

Fill your garden with more bromeliads by replanting the 'pups'.

Loading .... There are more than 2000 species of bromeliads you can found in this world. Many of them are originated in South America. They can grow into a beautiful …