PegsPlants Fireball Bromeliad

Because it is not in soil, you should mist the leaves regularly or gently run the plant under a faucet once a week. Ensure the central 'cup' or rosette of the bromeliad remains filled with a small amount of water, as this is how the plant primarily hydrates.

To keep those vibrant reddish-purple hues, this plant needs bright, indirect light. If the light is too low, the foliage will revert to a solid, dull green.

The driftwood mount is versatile and can be placed on a shelf or desk, but it can also be mounted on a wall. Just ensure the mounting hardware is secure and that you can still easily access the plant for watering.

The Fireball Bromeliad is a relatively compact variety, so it will comfortably stay on its driftwood mount for a long time. As it grows, it may produce 'pups' or offsets, which you can eventually remove and mount separately or leave to create a larger, clustered display.

Yes, bromeliads are generally considered non-toxic to cats and dogs. However, it is always best practice to keep any houseplant out of reach to prevent curious pets from nibbling on the foliage.