Genus - Nidularium : Sub- family - Bromelioideae: Family - Bromeliaceae

Generally the long, thin leaves of Nidulariums grow into open rosettes, that form sightless raised, colourful centres where the flower emerge. They grow best in average to warm conditions (13-30 degrees C, 55-85 degrees F ) but they will tolerate slightly cooler conditions for short periods.

Nidularium species and hybrids for sale

Depending upon availability, hard core Bromeliads (plants that rip) offer a wide range of Nidulariums for sale suitable for pot, direct garden planting or epiphytic situations. To augment this the nursery has developed a few unique hybrid Nidulariums. All plants are hard grown and acclimatized. Phone 0448188899 to make an appointment to view the selection of current Bromeliad plants - lloydgodman at gmail.com

Plant 38 - Nidularium flugens $20

This is the nidularium for sale

Grows in lower light, center leaves turns bright red when flowering and keep the colour for months

Plant 94 - Nidularium leposa $20

A large mature plant

This is the nidularium for sale

Grows in lower light

Plant 119 - Nidularium frundulentum $20

A large clump - 3 mother plants and 5 large pups - the leaves are mottled when flowering the center bracts turn dark red

This is the nidularium for sale

Grows in lower light

Plant 145 - Nidularium Miranda $25

A fantastic Nidularium - large growing plant with vibrant variegated leaves and bright pink bracts

This is the nidularium for sale

Grows in lower light

Plant 166 - Nidularium rutlins $20

A great Nidularium - medium growing plant with vibrant green leaves and bright red bracts when flowering. It keeps the colour for months. Grow in bright light to intermttant shade.

This is the nidularium for sale

Grows in lower light


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Bromeliad Genus
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