Guzmania Bromeliad Pink Kokedama
A sculptural tropical statement with vibrant foliage
The Guzmania Bromeliad is admired for its elegant rosette form, glossy tropical foliage, and striking architectural presence. Even outside of flowering, its lush foliage and sculptural shape create a bold yet refined botanical feature.
Presented in our signature Kokedama, each plant becomes a living piece of tropical design β blending natural textures with minimalist Japanese-inspired craftsmanship.
Modern, vibrant, and effortlessly tropical, this piece brings warmth and organic structure into any interior space.
π± About the Plant
Tropical bromeliad with elegant rosette foliage
Non-flowering specimen focused on lush structural growth
Compact and architectural growth habit
Ideal for modern tropical interiors
π§΄ About the Kokedama
Each Kokedama is handcrafted using a balanced free-draining growing medium, carefully wrapped in natural Kenyan coco fibre to create a breathable and beautifully sculpted root system.
Root ball wrapped in premium coco fibre sourced directly from the Kenyan coast
Designed for tabletop or hanging display
Breathable structure promotes healthy root growth
A minimalist alternative to traditional pots
π§ Plant Care
Light
Thrives in bright indirect light. Avoid prolonged harsh direct sunlight.
Watering
Submerge the kokedama in water for 10β15 minutes once it begins to feel light, typically 1β2 times per week depending on temperature and airflow. Allow excess water to drain fully before placing back.
Water the cup of the bromeliad.
Humidity
Enjoys moderate humidity and warm indoor conditions.
Growth
Guzmanias grow in a compact rosette form, creating a clean sculptural appearance that works beautifully in contemporary interiors.
π‘ Positioning & Styling
Perfect For:
Tropical-inspired interiors
Minimalist botanical styling
Shelf and tabletop displays
Adding colour and texture to indoor spaces
This Piece Works Beautifully In:
Living rooms
Bedrooms
Bathrooms with natural light
Office spaces
Covered balconies
β¨ Why You'll Love It
Every plant carries unique colours and character
Compact tropical foliage with sculptural form
A refined blend of tropical greenery and Japanese-inspired craftsmanship
Creates a calm botanical focal point with minimal maintenance
πΏ Bromeliad β Catopsis Morreniana Kokedama β Mini Form
Delicate. Rare. A miniature bromeliad of quiet beauty.The Catopsis Morreniana is a rare and delicate epiphytic bromeliad rarely seen outside specialist collections. Its small, neat rosette of soft, pale green leaves has a translucent, almost luminous quality β a plant of quiet, understated beauty that rewards close attention. Mounted in a handcrafted kokedama, it thrives in any bright indoor space in Nairobi.π± About the Plant
Species: Catopsis morreniana β a rare epiphytic bromeliad
Small, neat rosette of soft, pale green translucent leaves
Naturally epiphytic β perfectly suited to kokedama presentation
Mounted in a handcrafted kokedama
A rare collector's species of quiet, understated beauty
π§ Plant Care
Light: Bright indirect light. Avoid harsh direct sun.Watering: Keep the central cup lightly filled. Mist regularly and soak for 10 minutes every 1β2 weeks. Drain fully.Humidity: Appreciates moderate to high humidity β mist regularly.Feeding: Mist with a very diluted bromeliad fertiliser every 4β6 weeks.β¨ Why You'll Love It
Rare collector's species β a genuine find for bromeliad enthusiasts
Delicate, luminous pale green rosette β quiet beauty that rewards attention
Compact mini form β perfect for small spaces, shelves, or terrariums
Handcrafted kokedama presentation β a premium display piece ready to place
πΏ Bromeliad β Neoregelia Carolinae Kokedama
Blushing heart. Bold rosette. One of the most colourful bromeliads alive.
The Neoregelia Carolinae β known as the Blushing Bromeliad β is one of the most spectacularly colourful bromeliads available. As it approaches flowering, the centre of its flat, spreading rosette flushes a vivid, brilliant red or crimson β a phenomenon known as 'blushing' β creating a dramatic contrast with the glossy green outer leaves that is simply stunning. The colour intensifies over time and lasts for months.
Presented in a handcrafted kokedama, this classic bromeliad becomes a premium display piece of extraordinary colour for any home or office in Nairobi.
π± About the Plant
Species: Neoregelia carolinae β the Blushing Bromeliad
Flat, spreading rosette of glossy green leaves
Centre flushes vivid red/crimson as it approaches flowering β the 'blush'
Mounted in a handcrafted kokedama
Colour lasts for months β exceptional value for a flowering plant
π§ Plant Care
Light:Bright indirect light. The blushing colour is most vivid in good light.
Watering:Keep the central cup filled with water. Soak the kokedama for 10β15 minutes every 1β2 weeks and drain fully.
Feeding:Add a diluted liquid fertiliser to the central cup every 4β6 weeks during the growing season.
β¨ Why You'll Love It
Vivid blushing red centre β one of the most colourful bromeliads available
Months of spectacular colour β exceptional longevity
Handcrafted kokedama presentation β a premium display piece ready to place
Thrives in Nairobi's warm climate with minimal fuss
πΏ Bromeliad β Quesnelia Quesneliana Kokedama
Rare. Tubular. A bromeliad of extraordinary character.
The Quesnelia Quesneliana is a rare and striking bromeliad species with a distinctive tubular rosette of stiff, upright leaves that give it a bold, architectural presence quite different from the more common flat-rosette bromeliads. Its flower spike emerges from the centre of the tube with vivid colour, creating a display of tropical drama that rewards the collector seeking something truly unusual.
Presented in a handcrafted kokedama, this rare species becomes a premium collector's piece for any home or office in Nairobi.
π± About the Plant
Species: Quesnelia quesneliana β a rare tubular bromeliad
Stiff, upright leaves forming a distinctive tubular rosette
Vivid flower spike emerging from the centre of the tube
Mounted in a handcrafted kokedama
A rare collector's species rarely seen outside specialist collections
π§ Plant Care
Light:Bright indirect light. Tolerates lower light reasonably well.
Watering:Keep the central tube filled with water. Soak the kokedama for 10β15 minutes every 1β2 weeks and drain fully.
Feeding:Add a diluted liquid fertiliser to the central tube every 4β6 weeks during the growing season.
β¨ Why You'll Love It
Rare collector's species β not available in standard nurseries
Distinctive tubular rosette β bold and architectural
Handcrafted kokedama presentation β a premium display piece ready to place
Thrives in Nairobi's warm climate with minimal fuss
πΏ Bromeliad β Aechmea Gamosepala Kokedama
Pink stems. Blue tips. The matchstick bromeliad.
The Aechmea Gamosepala β affectionately known as the Matchstick Bromeliad β is one of the most charming and unusual bromeliads available. Its flower spike produces dozens of small, perfectly formed flowers with vivid pink stems and bright blue tips that resemble a cluster of lit matchsticks β a colour combination of extraordinary cheerfulness and tropical energy.
Presented in a handcrafted kokedama, this delightful species becomes a premium display piece that brings colour and character to any home or office in Nairobi.
π± About the Plant
Species: Aechmea gamosepala β the Matchstick Bromeliad
Flower spike with pink stems and bright blue tips β like lit matchsticks
Glossy, strap-like leaves forming a neat rosette
Mounted in a handcrafted kokedama
Long-lasting blooms β exceptional colour value
π§ Plant Care
Light:Bright indirect light. Tolerates lower light well.
Watering:Keep the central cup filled with water. Soak the kokedama for 10β15 minutes every 1β2 weeks and drain fully.
Feeding:Add a diluted liquid fertiliser to the central cup every 4β6 weeks during the growing season.
β¨ Why You'll Love It
Unique matchstick flower spike β pink and blue in perfect combination
Long-lasting blooms β months of colour and character
Handcrafted kokedama presentation β a premium display piece ready to place
Thrives in Nairobi's warm climate with minimal fuss
πΏ Bromeliad β Werauhia Sanguinolenta Kokedama
Rare. Dramatic. A bromeliad collector's treasure.
The Werauhia Sanguinolenta is a rare and striking bromeliad species that is seldom seen outside specialist collections. Its rosette of broad, arching leaves frames a dramatic flower spike in deep, blood-red tones β sanguinolenta meaning 'blood-red' in Latin β creating a display of raw tropical drama that is unlike any common bromeliad variety.
Presented in a handcrafted kokedama, this rare species becomes a premium collector's piece for any home or office in Nairobi.
π± About the Plant
Species: Werauhia sanguinolenta β a rare, blood-red bromeliad
Broad, arching leaves forming a neat rosette
Dramatic deep red flower spike β sanguinolenta means 'blood-red'
Mounted in a handcrafted kokedama
A rare collector's species rarely seen outside specialist collections
π§ Plant Care
Light:Bright indirect light. Tolerates lower light better than most flowering bromeliads.
Watering:Keep the central cup filled with water. Soak the kokedama for 10β15 minutes every 1β2 weeks and drain fully.
Feeding:Add a diluted liquid fertiliser to the central cup every 4β6 weeks during the growing season.
β¨ Why You'll Love It
Rare collector's species β not available in standard nurseries
Dramatic blood-red flower spike β raw tropical drama
Handcrafted kokedama presentation β a premium display piece ready to place
Thrives in Nairobi's warm climate with minimal fuss
πΏ Guzmania Bromeliad Red-Yellow Kokedama
Bold tropical colour. Zero fuss. Maximum impact.
The Guzmania Bromeliad is one of the most spectacular and easy-care tropical plants you can grow indoors. Its rosette of glossy, strap-like leaves frames a dramatic central flower spike in vivid red and yellow β a burst of pure tropical colour that lasts for months and requires almost no effort to maintain.
Presented in a handcrafted kokedama, this is a living centrepiece that brings the bold, vibrant energy of a tropical garden into any home or office in Nairobi.
π± About the Plant
Species: Guzmania hybrid β one of the most popular and colourful bromeliads
Glossy strap-like leaves forming a neat rosette
Dramatic central flower spike in vivid red and yellow
Blooms last for several months β exceptional value for colour
Mounted in a handcrafted kokedama
π§ Plant Care
Light:Bright indirect light. Tolerates lower light better than most flowering plants. Avoid harsh direct sun.
Watering:Keep the central cup (the rosette) filled with water β this is how bromeliads naturally drink. Soak the kokedama for 10β15 minutes every 1β2 weeks and drain fully.
Feeding:Add a diluted liquid fertiliser to the central cup every 4β6 weeks during the growing season.
Temperature:Thrives in warm conditions β perfectly suited to Nairobi's climate.
π‘ Display & Styling
Perfect for:
Bold indoor focal points in living rooms, offices, or reception areas
Gifting β a long-lasting, colourful and easy-care plant gift
Anyone wanting maximum tropical impact with minimal maintenance
β¨ Why You'll Love It
Months of vivid red and yellow colour β exceptional longevity for a flowering plant
One of the easiest tropical plants to care for indoors
Handcrafted kokedama presentation β ready to display immediately
Thrives in Nairobi's warm climate with minimal fuss