


From the tropical forests to your living room! The bromeliad morreniana (Catopsis) has beautiful leaves from which small, green, flowering plants emerge. Give the bromeliad a prominent place in the house so that it truly stands out!
The plant loves partial shade. Watering once a week and some plant food once a month is sufficient. It is supplied with decorative grey pot that is made from ceramic and has a glazed finish.
Fun fact: The roots of the bromeliad can attach themselves to the branches of trees.
The plant loves partial shade. Watering once a week and some plant food once a month is sufficient. It is supplied with decorative grey pot that is made from ceramic and has a glazed finish.
Fun fact: The roots of the bromeliad can attach themselves to the branches of trees.
Bromeliad Catopsis morreniana green with grey decorative pot
Catopsis morreniana
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Details
Colour:
Green
EdibleNo
Fragrant
Good for cut flowers
GraftedNo
Guarantee:6 months growth and flowering guarantee
Naturalising
Self-pollinating
Stays green
Additional information
📦 Delivery
🔁 Returns
This product can be returned within 14 days
Return by post, at the customer's expense
The product must be unused and in its original packaging
Description
From the tropical forests to your living room! The bromeliad morreniana (Catopsis) has beautiful leaves from which small, green, flowering plants emerge. Give the bromeliad a prominent place in the house so that it truly stands out!
The plant loves partial shade. Watering once a week and some plant food once a month is sufficient. It is supplied with decorative grey pot that is made from ceramic and has a glazed finish.
Fun fact: The roots of the bromeliad can attach themselves to the branches of trees.
The plant loves partial shade. Watering once a week and some plant food once a month is sufficient. It is supplied with decorative grey pot that is made from ceramic and has a glazed finish.
Fun fact: The roots of the bromeliad can attach themselves to the branches of trees.




Bromeliad Catopsis morreniana green with grey decorative pot



















