A bromeliad with yellowing lower leaves after porch time in Florida likely needs more warmth and light. Most bromeliads prefer bright indirect to morning sun. Cold damages tropicals—bring inside below 50°F.
Email photo for ID and specific fertilizer/light advice. "Bromeliad" covers 3,000+ species.
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