Bromeliads, a diverse family of tropical plants, grace the landscapes of Costa Rica with their striking forms and vibrant colors. Known for their rosette-shaped leaves and stunning inflorescences, bromeliads are an integral part of the country's rich biodiversity, thriving in a variety of habitats ranging from rainforests to cloud forests and even deserts. In addition to their ornamental value, bromeliads play crucial ecological roles, providing habitat and sustenance for a wide range of wildlife, including frogs, insects, and birds. Some species, like the iconic pineapple (Ananas comosus), are also of economic importance, cultivated for their delicious fruits. With their resilience and adaptability, bromeliads epitomize the beauty and resilience of Costa Rica's natural landscapes, captivating visitors and scientists alike with their diversity and ecological significance.