
Teresa grows in Central America in the tropical heat of the Caribbean
This charming bromeliad grows in Central America in the tropical heat of the Caribbean, where it has adapted to warmth at all times. Guzmania Theresa is independent and requires little plant care. It absorbs the water it needs from the air rather than through its roots. It drinks from the rain and the morning dew. It absorbs the liquid and stores it inside its leaf calyxes.
The plant has roots, but these function more as a support, so that it stays in place. It gets its water and nutrition from its leaf calyxes.
Place a few Theresas in a reed basket and you will find that you have a wonderful living room decoration for your living room. It will look lovely in a bathroom, provided there is some daylight. Furthermore, it will bloom and remain extra healthy as a result of the higher air humidity in your bathroom.
