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168 live bromeliads from ₹180: Neoregelia, Cryptanthus earth stars, Aechmea, Billbergia, air plants and rare giants. Every plant is checked on video before dispatch and shipped across India.
168 live bromeliads from ₹180: Neoregelia, Cryptanthus earth stars, Aechmea, Billbergia, air plants and rare giants. Every plant is checked on video before dispatch and shipped across India.
Sold and shipped by Fish Bazaar from Dombivali West, Maharashtra. Updated 22 October 2026.
A bromeliad is a tropical plant from the family Bromeliaceae, the same family as the pineapple. Many grow on trees rather than in soil, collect water in a central cup of leaves, and hold their colour for months. Fish Bazaar ships 168 live bromeliads across India. New to them? Start with what a bromeliad is or the easiest bromeliads for beginners.
Six types, from mini terrarium plants to giant feature plants.
Vase-shaped rosettes with the widest colour range. The easiest way to add red, pink or gold to a terrarium.
Shop Neoregelia →Flat, star-shaped and ground-hugging. Made for terrarium floors and small tanks.
Shop Cryptanthus earth stars →Tall, patterned urns with long-lasting flower spikes. Statement plants for bigger spaces.
Shop Aechmea →Upright, tube-shaped and tough, with striking banded leaves.
Shop Billbergia →Grow mounted, without soil. Light, small, easy to place.
Shop Tillandsia →Collector plants and large feature specimens.
Shop Rare and giant bromeliads →Answer five quick questions and we will suggest in-stock bromeliads that fit your budget, space and experience.
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Neoregelia 'Volcano' (Mini) – Red Bromeliad for Terrariums & Vivariums | India
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Cryptanthus 'Ruby Red' – Red Earth Star for Terrariums & Vivariums | India
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Aechmea chantinii 'Black' – Amazonian Zebra Bromeliad for Vivariums | India
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Billbergia 'Wild Thing' – Live Bromeliad for Terrariums & Vivariums | India
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Tillandsia Stricta – Live Air Plant for Terrariums & Vivariums | India
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Pineapple 'Red Stripe' – Ornamental Bromeliad for Terrariums & Vivariums | India
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Looking for a particular plant? Every bromeliad we sell, listed by name. Tap a type to open it.
Pick by space and light first, then by colour.
| Type | Size | Light | Best for | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Neoregelia | Mini to large | Bright, indirect | Colour, terrariums, shelves | ₹180 |
| Cryptanthus | Small, flat | Medium to bright, indirect | Terrarium floors, small tanks | ₹293 |
| Aechmea | Medium to large, tall | Bright, indirect | Statement plants, flower spikes | ₹500 |
| Billbergia | Medium, upright | Bright, indirect | Tough plants, banded leaves | ₹2,500 |
| Tillandsia | Small | Bright, with airflow | Mounted displays, no soil | ₹400 |
| Rare and giant | Large | Bright, indirect | Feature plants, big spaces | ₹350 |
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Orders processed within 7 business days
Roughly 4 to 6 days within the same metro, 6 to 8 days between major cities and 8 to 12 days to remote areas, with an extra day or two during the monsoon. These are estimates, not guarantees. Delivery time is counted from dispatch.
Delivery charge: ₹500. This covers safe delivery, with handling and packaging charges included.
Live plants cannot be returned, so please report any damage to us on WhatsApp when your parcel arrives, with photos.
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Bright, indirect light keeps the colour strong. Avoid hard afternoon sun, which can burn the leaves.
Keep a little clean water in the central cup and flush it every week or two. Water the potting mix lightly and let it dry between waterings.
Moving air prevents rot, most of all in closed containers and for air plants.
Feed lightly with a very dilute liquid fertiliser now and then. Too much burns the leaves.
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Read the guide →A bromeliad is a tropical plant in the family Bromeliaceae, the same family as the pineapple. Many grow on trees, collect water in a central cup of leaves, and keep bright colour for months. Neoregelia, Cryptanthus, Aechmea, Billbergia and Tillandsia are the main types we sell.
Fish Bazaar ships live bromeliads across India. You can choose from 168 plants in six types, from mini Neoregelia to rare giants, and every plant is checked on video before dispatch. Browse them on this page or message us on WhatsApp for help choosing.
At Fish Bazaar, bromeliads start at ₹180 for mini Neoregelia. Many medium Neoregelia cost ₹800 to ₹1,200, and rare Aechmea go up to ₹6,000. Size, rarity and variegation set the price. Our price guide explains what you are paying for.
Yes, the common ones are. Give them bright indirect light, a little clean water in the central cup and good airflow. Neoregelia and Cryptanthus are the usual first choices. See the easiest bromeliads for beginners.
Most do well in bright indirect light, such as near a window without harsh afternoon sun. Too little light fades the colour, and strong direct sun can burn the leaves.
Keep a little clean water in the central cup and flush it out every week or two so it stays fresh. Water the potting mix lightly and let it dry between waterings, because soggy roots are a common cause of rot.
The flowering rosette slowly fades after it blooms, but it first grows new pups at its base. Those pups grow into new plants, so one plant can become a colony. Read our bloom guide and propagation guide.
Bromeliads are generally regarded as non-toxic to cats and dogs, but some have spiny or serrated leaf edges that can scratch. Check the plant you choose and read our pet safety guide.
Yes. Compact Neoregelia and Cryptanthus suit terrariums well. Keep the air moving, because stagnant humid air causes rot, and avoid sealed containers for air plants. Our terrarium guide covers the full setup.
Each plant is checked on video before dispatch. Tracking comes by WhatsApp. The bromeliad shipping guide explains what to expect on delivery.
Roughly 4 to 6 days within the same metro, 6 to 8 days between major cities and 8 to 12 days to remote areas, with an extra day or two during the monsoon. These are estimates, not guarantees, and are counted from dispatch. The delivery charge is ₹500, which covers safe delivery with handling and packaging included. See the bromeliad shipping guide for what to expect.
Yes. We sell bromeliads wholesale to shopkeepers, nurseries and retailers. Call or message us on WhatsApp at +91 91523 30102 for wholesale rates and availability.
Live plants cannot be returned, so please report any damage to us on WhatsApp as soon as the parcel arrives, with photos. The shipping policy has the details.
Air plants (Tillandsia) and earth stars (Cryptanthus) are both bromeliads. Air plants grow mounted without soil, earth stars hug the ground, and Neoregelia, Aechmea and Billbergia form vase-shaped rosettes. Our air plants vs bromeliads guide compares them.
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We also sell bromeliads wholesale. Shopkeepers, nurseries and retailers can contact us on +91 91523 30102 for wholesale rates and availability.