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Catopsis Di Bromelia

Catopsis di Bromelia

Nome botanico:
catopsis
Domande frequenti
Catopsis di Bromelia
famiglia:
Angiosperme - Famiglia Bromeliaceae, sottofamiglia Tillandsoideae
fonte:
Originario della Florida, dell'America centrale e del Brasile.

Descrizione:

Lascia ampio, spinoso, di colore da verde chiaro a grigio.

Il rosone è grande e alto, diverso dalle bromeliacee tipo Aechmea o Neoregelia che hanno il rosone largo o appiattito.

È una bromelia di mangrovie e zone umide, che vegeta sulle cime degli alberi o sul terreno su resti vegetali.
Ha il rosone di grandi foglie verdi.

bromelia catopsis berteroniana - considerata carnivora

Questo genere di bromelie appartiene alla sottofamiglia Tillandsoideae ed è considerato da alcuni ricercatori come carnivoro.

Gli insetti sono attratti dalla pianta e scivolano nella parte cerosa delle foglie centrali e cadono nel liquido del serbatoio, essendo decomposti da microrganismi che esistono in sostanze semplici che vengono utilizzate dalla pianta.

Questa polvere biancastra e cerosa riflette la luce bianca del sole e l'ultravioletto che gli insetti percepiscono ma non l'occhio umano.
Per loro, simula il blu del cielo. Confusi, si scontrano con la foglia e cadono nel liquido.

Come piantare le bromelie Catopsis:

Per coltivare questa pianta è necessario sviluppare un ambiente a cui si adatta, come un terrario.

È possibile utilizzare un substrato misto di sfagno, sabbia, vermiculite o perlite e mantenere l'atmosfera umida e satura senza eccessiva umidità dal substrato.

La luce può essere naturale senza sole sul vetro del terrario, quindi non c'è riscaldamento eccessivo e integrazione con la lampada fluorescente diurna per alcune ore.

Fecondazione della bromelia Catopsis

Per fertilizzare questa pianta è possibile utilizzare concimi fogliari di tipo NPK formulazione 10-4-16 o simili con più potassio.
Utilizzare meno della dose raccomandata per evitare un sovradosaggio.

Cospargere le foglie durante il periodo di crescita della pianta, tra la primavera e l'estate.

Catopsis Di Bromelia

FAQ - 💬

❓ How do you take care of a Catopsis?

👉 HELPFUL TIPS

  1. Catopsis prefer to be mounted on a substrate.
  2. Be sure to expose the plant to plenty of humidity.
  3. Don't overwater.
  4. Water with distilled or rain water.
  5. Bright indirect light is usually best for the plants.

❓ Are bromeliads carnivorous plants?

👉 Some folks are surprised that there are some bromeliads that are carnivorous. In fact there are several including: Brocchina reducta, B. tatei, and Catopsis berteroniana. To be carnivorous, a plant must lure, capture and digest its prey.

❓ Is Venus fly trap a bromeliad?

👉 You may have heard of the Venus Fly Trap or the Pitcher plant, but did you know they are not the only plants that dine on bugs and other small prey?

❓ What plant eats bugs?

👉 The Venus flytrapThe Venus flytrap is a clever carnivorous plant that lures insects into its deadly chamber, captures them, eats them, and then expels them when finished.

❓ Are Venus fly traps poisonous?

👉 Venus fly traps are not poisonous, do not have teeth, and cannot bite, so they pose no threat at all to humans. The traps are only designed to close around small insects so that the plant can digest them and extract nutrients. While a trap may close around a finger if inserted, it cannot cause harm.

❓ Do Venus fly traps have flowers?

👉 Venus flytrap is a perennial plant that blooms year after year in May and June. Their flowers are on stalks 8 to 12 inches tall and well above the trap shaped leaves so they don't catch the same species of insects that come to pollinate their flowers.

❓ Can plants eat humans?

👉 Any plant attempting to eat people would find itself overmatched; even small children are too big for plants to digest, and their leaves simply aren't strong enough to constrain human beings.

❓ What plant rolls up to eat bugs?

👉 Venus Flytrap The leaves of the Venus flytrap snaps shut if its tiny hairs are brushed twice by an unsuspecting bug.

❓ What happens if a Venus flytrap bites you?

👉 Fortunately for people, Venus flytrap plants can't eat anything much bigger than a housefly and mostly they eat mosquitoes and gnats. If you put the tip of your finger in the flytrap's bug eating mouth, it will quickly snap shut, but it won't hurt at all.

❓ Can I stick my finger in a Venus flytrap?

👉 And it turns out that if you stick your finger into a trap, nothing's really going to happen. If you move your finger around a little bit to trigger those trigger hairs then the trap will start to close.

❓ Why are Venus flytraps illegal?

👉 Their greatest threat is habitat loss. Poaching is also a problem, and Venus flytraps are considered a “Species of Special Concern” in North Carolina. While it has always been illegal to poach them, a change in state laws made it a felony in 2014.

❓ Is Catopsis a bromeliad?

👉 Catopsis is a relatively small genus of bromeliads with only eighteen species and a few cultivars. The genus however belongs to the broader Tillandsioideae family of bromeliads. In this family Catopsis finds company among many hundreds of air plants.

❓ What is a bromeliad?

👉 They are beautiful and incredibly varied plants that naturally grow in tropical areas. There are over 1,200 types of bromeliads within the Cryptanthus genus, with a great variety of foliage. You can find these types of bromeliads growing within the earth because these are true terrestrial bromeliads.

❓ What is a Vriesea Bromeliad?

👉 Vriesea Bromeliad is also known by other names such as Flaming Sword Bromeliad, Painted Feather Bromeliad, or Zebra Bromeliad. Native to Central and South America, there are approximately 250 known Vriesea Bromeliads and dozens of hybrids.

❓ What is the scientific name of little nest Bromeliad?

👉 Nidularium is also known as little nest bromeliads. It is a genus of the Bromeliaceae family. It is a perennial evergreen plant that can grow in tropics, subtropics, and the Mediterranean climate. This type of bromeliad is originated in Brazil.

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