Hello,
I was recently given two Aechmea fasciata "pups". They were growing together. I planted them in new potting soil, in a new pot with no drainage holes, as I was told that these plants don't require too much water, so I didn't bother to drill a hole in the bottom. Is that going to be a problem later? They are kept in the shade, so they get no sunlight. Also, I put a few small pieces of cut up apple in the centers, and added a tiny bit of water. I heard that apple "gas" as it rots, encourages Aechmea fasciata to bloom.
Also, how can I get them to grow big, and the leaves get long and curvy? Thanks! TammyPie
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