What is this house plant?

theberzh

Leafing Out
Joined
Aug 7, 2024
Messages
13
Reaction score
13
Points
18
My cousin dropped this off and wants me to re-pot it and bring it back to life.
Does anyone know what it is?
Can someone help me out please?
 

Attachments

  • IMG_5745.JPG
    IMG_5745.JPG
    100.3 KB · Views: 29
  • IMG_5740.JPG
    IMG_5740.JPG
    175.9 KB · Views: 20
  • IMG_5741.JPG
    IMG_5741.JPG
    131.8 KB · Views: 18
  • IMG_5742.JPG
    IMG_5742.JPG
    125.6 KB · Views: 19
  • IMG_5744.JPG
    IMG_5744.JPG
    132.5 KB · Views: 19

Shades-of-Oregon

Deeply Rooted
Joined
Jul 22, 2024
Messages
939
Reaction score
2,777
Points
145
Bromeliad… ‘Silver vase ‘. They are a lovey plant and produces an unusual beautiful spike flower which lasts for months. Once they send up a flower from the center of the plant they eventually die . Before the plant will die back it will send up pups- (are smaller plants sent up from the roots of the mother plant), growing around the outer area of the plant . The pups once 5-6” high remove from the mother plant , separate and plant into seperate pots to start a new plant . Starting the cycle over again until another bloom appears . Then rinse and repeat.
 

Shades-of-Oregon

Deeply Rooted
Joined
Jul 22, 2024
Messages
939
Reaction score
2,777
Points
145
ie: Bromeliad…’Silver Vase” . Just Wented to add there are many varieties ,colors and shapes available. They are a easy care house plant.
 

theberzh

Leafing Out
Joined
Aug 7, 2024
Messages
13
Reaction score
13
Points
18
Bromeliad… ‘Silver vase ‘. They are a lovey plant and produces an unusual beautiful spike flower which lasts for months. Once they send up a flower from the center of the plant they eventually die . Before the plant will die back it will send up pups- (are smaller plants sent up from the roots of the mother plant), growing around the outer area of the plant . The pups once 5-6” high remove from the mother plant , separate and plant into seperate pots to start a new plant . Starting the cycle over again until another bloom appears . Then rinse and repeat.
Thanks so much! I'm about to transplant this one. It already looks as if it's sending out little ones on the sides that I can split off.
 
Top