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Garden at Symdock - Bromeliads - Mixed Genera
... or directly into the ground. A relatively moist rich soil mixture is enjoyed by most Pitcairnias. Webdesign by Symdock © Symdock Pty Ltd
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Growing Bromeliads
... Pitcairnia and Pepinia Growing Pitcairnias and Pepinias Reilly, Bob Note on the Culture Of Pitcairnias, including Raising from Seed Stoner, Bernard The Unruly Pitcairnais Blackburn, Chet Why I Grow Pitcairnias Stoner, Bernard Tillandsia ...
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... Typically, they form a clump that develops through underground rhizomes. The leaves of many pitcairnias and pepinias are spineless, while those plants with spines generally have small ones. These ... If you only have space for a few pitcairnias, I suggest you try atrorubens, heterophylla, nigra, and smithiorum. Colour photographs of over 50 pitcairnias, including many discussed in this article, appear ...
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... . Guzmania monostachia var. variegata in Panama, a New Record. Ibid. 37: 166–7. Two New Pitcairnias from Northwestern Panama. Ibid. 37: 212–4. 1988 How (and Why) to prepare BIC specimens ... . J. Bromeliad Soc. 41: 6–8. Misnamed Bromeliads, No. 7. Ibid. 41: 72. Two New Pitcairnias of Exceptional Horticultural Merit. Ibid. 41: 99–101. Misnamed Bromeliads, No. 8. Ibid. 41: 167 ...
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