Guzmania are evergreen perennials that lack stems and develop a rosette of thick, strap-like leaves. During the summer, they produce spikes of tubular flowers that are typically white or yellow, accompanied by prominent bracts.

Guzmania 'Switch'PBR

Guzmania 'Tala'

Guzmania 'Techno'PBR

Guzmania 'Tempo'PBR

Guzmania 'Theresa' is a small, stemless perennial that maintains a compact form, thriving in shaded environments. Its leaves are narrow and arch gracefully, forming rosettes that serve as a backdrop for vibrant flower spikes in shades of yellow, orange, and red that emerge from the center. These blooms have an extended lifespan, providing long-lasting color. Its petite size makes it suitable for cultivation in a terrarium.

Guzmania 'Theresa'

Guzmania 'Tola'PBR

Guzmania 'Torch' PBR is a perennial bromeliad that develops a rosette of shiny, dark green, lanceolate leaves reaching up to 30 cm in length. During the summer, a vertical stem can grow up to 50 cm tall from the center of the rosette, crowned with a vibrant inflorescence featuring red bracts tipped in yellow. This prominent flower spike can persist for several months. After flowering, the original leaf rosette will decline, but new offsets may emerge around the base of the parent plant at that time.

Guzmania 'Torch'PBR

Guzmania 'Twist'

Guzmania 'Ultra'

Guzmania 'Variada' PBR is an evergreen bromeliad that grows as an epiphyte. It features rosettes of elongated, strap-like green leaves that form a funnel shape. In summer, it sends up upright flower stems adorned with vibrant orange and golden yellow bracts.

Guzmania 'Variada'PBR

Guzmania 'Victory'PBR

Guzmania 'Victory002'

Guzmania 'Victory003'

Guzmania 'Victory004'

Guzmania 'Voila Lila'

Guzmania 'Voila'

Guzmania 'Vulkan'

Guzmania 'Wendy'PBR

Guzmania 'Witten Lila'

Guzmania 'Xtreme'

Guzmania 'Zastara'PBR

Guzmania Carine Group

Guzmania Deseo Yellow ('Bunguzpw'PBR)

Guzmania Festival Group

Guzmania Gisela Group

Guzmania Hope ('Durahop' PBR) is a perennial bromeliad that develops a rosette of smooth, dark green leaves, which can reach lengths of up to 30 cm. During the summer, a vertical stem emerges from the center of the rosette, growing to about 50 cm tall, and is crowned with an inflorescence featuring red bracts tipped in white. This flower spike can remain vibrant for several months. Once it concludes its blooming cycle, the original leaf rosette will perish, but new offset plants may appear around the base of the parent rosette at that time.

Guzmania Hope ('Durahop'PBR)

Guzmania Marlebeca Group

Guzmania Muriel Group

Guzmania Paulina ('Durapau'PBR)

Guzmania Rana Group

Guzmania angustifolia

Guzmania conifera

Guzmania conifera 'Alt234'PBR

Guzmania conifera 'Guz 008'PBR

Guzmania desautelsii

Guzmania dissitiflora

Guzmania donnellsmithii

Guzmania hybrid

Guzmania lindenii

Guzmania lingulata is a perennial bromeliad that develops rosettes of elongated, shiny green leaves. From the center of these rosettes, short flowering spikes emerge, showcasing yellow and white blooms surrounded by broad bracts that are typically orange or red.

Guzmania lingulata

Guzmania lingulata 'Blitz'PBR

Guzmania lingulata 'Duramia'PBR

Guzmania lingulata 'Empire'

Guzmania lingulata 'Fall'PBR

Guzmania lingulata 'Francesca' is a perennial bromeliad that develops a rosette of shiny, dark green leaves, each reaching lengths of up to 30 cm. During the summer, a vertical stem can grow up to 50 cm from the center of the rosette, adorned with an inflorescence featuring deep red bracts accented by white tips. This prominent flower spike persists for several months before the original leaf rosette begins to decline. At this stage, the plant may produce new offsets around the base of the parent rosette.

Guzmania lingulata 'Francesca'

Guzmania lingulata 'Red Brimstone' is a perennial bromeliad that develops a rosette of glossy, dark green leaves, each reaching up to 30 cm in length. During the summer, a central stem can grow up to 50 cm tall, crowned with an inflorescence featuring vivid red bracts. This flower spike remains prominent for several months. Following the blooming period, the original leaf rosette will decline, but it often generates new offsets around the base.

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