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Welcome to the website of the German Bromeliad Society

The German Bromeliad Society (Deutschen Bromelien-Gesellschaft e.V., or just DBG)
is an association of plantlovers who are engaged with the fascinating plants
of the pineapple-family, better known as bromeliads.


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What are bromeliads

The Bromeliads (also called pineapple plants) are a plant family which exclusively is found in America containing approximately 3000 plant species. No other family includes as many bizarre looking, fascinating and inspiring species. Especially the Grey or White Tillandsias enjoy great and growing popularity. Even limited space is no impediment to successfully cultivating many of the most beautiful species. Yet Bromeliads, included Tillandsias, are no more demanding than ordinary room plants, provided that one bothers to know a bit about their habitat and tries to “understand” their needs.


News

The Bromeliad:
Due to health and publishing issues, The Bromeliad will be delayed.
We deeply regret this and hope for your understanding.

Further Information: https://en.dbg-web.de/News-TheBromeliad

Events 2026:

WOCDresden

Tuesday, March 24, 2026 to Sunday, March 29, 2026
Organizer: DBG
more info

DBG Spring Meeting 2026

Saturday, May 30, 2026 - Sunday, May 31, 2026
Organizer: DBG
more info

Annual General Meeting 2026

Friday, August 28 to Sunday, August 29, 2026
Organizer: DBG
Venue: Botanical Garden of the University of Osnabrück
more info



 

Tillandsia carlsoniae

Aechmea wuelfinghoffii

Alcantarea edmundoi

Canistrum aurantiacum

Cryptanthus fosterianus

Puya spec.

Puya spec.

Quesnelia liboniana

Tillandsia lotteae

Tillandsia australis

Tillandsia spec.

Tillandsia bryoides

Tillandsia caulescens

Tillandsia reuteri

Tillandsia sphaerocephala

Tillandsia albida

Pitcairnia elvirae

Deuterocohnia scapigera

Tillandsia dyeriana