Euphorbia Triangularis Chandelier Tree 60cm Baskets growing an Aechmea bromeliad is

growing an Aechmea bromeliad is actually very simple

Humidity: Requires moist air (aim to maintain 60% relative humidity around the plant)

while those with light or colorful variegation require brighter light to retain their colors and patterns

green element to your living space

Avoid draughts and ensure the plant has reasonable ventilation

Euphorbia Triangularis Chandelier Tree 60cm Baskets growing an Aechmea bromeliad isEuphorbia Triangularis A wonderfully simple to care for, undemanding succulent with architectural structure and beauty. Euphorbia triangularis has a thick, central stem, with branching off shoots that store water, hence its common name Chandelier Tree. Out of Africa and direct to your interior designs. Watering: This Euphorbia is drought tolerant but for best results, allow the soil to dry out before watering again. Do not overwater. Light: Euphorbia