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Bromeliads
bromilad

bare rooted

bromilad
9 years ago

Hi all,

Does anyone grow Broms bare rooted and tied to a board or small structure. I have some orchids that do well without any medium.

I am thinking of creating small wire stands and just place them around the garden with the Broms sitting inside and do away with pots.

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