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Growing Bromeliads at Home

Find out how easy it is to bring winter color to your home with tips from Garden Expert Sonia Uyterhoeven at The New York Botanical Garden.

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Bromeliads can be grown in windows or under fluorescent light. Most thrive in bright, indirect light. The majority of bromeliads are happiest in temperatures that range between 65º to 90ºF during the day and 50º to 65ºF at night.

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