With the right care, this flower can be an ally in decoration and in creating a cozy and fragrant projects.
Submitted at Feb 28, 2025, 6:00 AM

If you want to learn how to cultivate it and also perfume your home, check out the tips below.
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The abromelia adapts well to both internal projects and external projects, but there are some considerations that can help choose the best location for cultivation. Inside the house, it fares well in places with indirect lighting, such as near a window with curtains or in well-lit areas, but without direct sunlight, which can burn its leaves.
In interiors, it also benefits from more controlled temperatures ranging between 15°C and 25°C, in addition to being an excellent option for those who want to bring a touch of nature indoors.
In external projects, the abromelia can be cultivated in warmer regions, provided it is protected from intense sunlight, especially during peak sun periods.
It can be cultivated on balconies or patios with partial shade, where it receives filtered light. In colder regions, it does not survive well outdoors during winter, so cultivation in internal projects becomes the safest option.

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