11 Results: New & Used in pup in Canberra Region, ACT

Agave make great feature plants and can be grown in the ground or in containers. They are very low maintenance and hardwearing plants. Their stiff leaves form large rosettes that may be up to 1m across. Most have spiky margins although the popular, fast-growing A. attenuata has smooth grey-green leaves. Flower spikes of agaves emerge from the centre of the plant, often reaching several metres high. Several sizes. Pups $5, small $8 & large $20. Please contact me directly with any enquiries.

Bromeliad I have about 15 pots

Bromeliads for sale....mixed variety...some with pups Minimum.purchase...20..at $5.00 each..take your pick. First in gets the pick...need a little tlc..but will come back ..

Cycad Revoluta from Taller Male plant (Father is multi trunked) Healthy and established 18 months or more Various sizes, some with pup per photos Pickip only

Terracotta pot is about 29cm high x 30cm across the top. This is a striking bromeliad with very long lasting flowers. It has been flowering for months so the flowers are not looking the best now. It is healthy with new pups developing for the next flowering season, so it should produce several more flowers from the new growth.

Well established, thick cactus pups. Mother has been chopped but 2 pups remain and still growing. One measuring 2 foot and the other 1 ft 4 inches. 101 cm in total. These go for $1 per cm.

Well established cactus but has been chopped and has 3 pups remaining measuring 1 ft 6”, the second 1ft 4” and the 3rd measures 3 inches. Total 93cm.

As many mature matchstick bromeliads (Aechmea gamosepala) as will fit in a large box (390 x 280 x 140 mm). Expect 4 or 5 depending on spread, with any pups going along for the ride! Plants may or may not be flowering when sent. Please note that I only send registered post so as to protect both parties. Add $24 for registered postage or $28 for registered express postage. The two photos are of the same plants. In the first photo you can see a pup on the middle plant, which is not obvious in th

A single matchstick bromeliad (Aechmea gamosepala) in a 100 mm diameter pot. The bromeliad is a bit over 300 mm tall not including the flower spike. Called 'matchstick bromeliad' because of the funky psychedelic-coloured 'matchsticks' along the flower spike. (The blue bits are the actual flowers.) These are epiphytic plants, meaning that in the wild they would normally grow on another plant (without harming it in any way), and thus their roots are designed to attach to a surface rather than t

Multiple matchstick bromeliads (Aechmea gamosepala) in a 20 litre Air-Pot. Dimensions of the Air-Pot are 355 mm diameter by 315 mm high. Height of the bromeliads are about the same again. Called 'matchstick bromeliad' because of the funky psychedelic-coloured 'matchsticks' along the flower spike. (The blue bits are the actual flowers.) These are epiphytic plants, meaning that in the wild they would normally grow on another plant (without harming it in any way), and thus their roots are design