Neoregelia Bromeliad Care, Propagation, Watering & Growing Tips

The Bromelia Neoregelia, or Blushing Bromelia, is a beautiful plant often used as an ornamental plant. Its flowers have a striking appeal, with patterns and colors ranging from green, red, orange, purple, and pink to white. This plant belongs to the Bromeliaceae family and is also considered safe for pets. This plant is easy to care for and likes to grow in a well-drained growing medium.

Common Name

Neoregelia, Blushing Bromeliad, Crimson Cup, Marbled Fingernail
Plant Type
Houseplants Perennials
Taxonomy
Scientific name
Neoregelia
Genus
Neoregelia
Family
Bromeliaceae
Order
Poales
Class
Monocotyledons

Neoregelia Bromeliad Water Needs

Water requirements and watering times for Neoregelia Bromeliad.
Water Needs
Average
Cups
Generally, Neoregelia Bromeliad needs water once every 7 days in 1 cups.
1 Cup = 250 ml, so at least Neoregelia Bromeliad needs about 0.25 L per 7 days.

Neoregelia Bromeliad Temperature, Humidity, and Light

Ideal light, temperature & humidity needed for Neoregelia Bromeliad to thrive.

Light Requirements

± 4 hours

Temperature

50°F to 90°F

Humidity Preference

High

Neoregelia Bromeliad prefers High humidity levels, between 65% and 80%.

Neoregelia Bromeliad Soil Types and Growing Media

Information about soil and suitable planting media for Neoregelia Bromeliad.

Suitability in pots

5L

Neoregelia Bromeliad plants require different pot sizes as they grow. Start with a small pot of 5L.

Soil type

loam
Soil Drainage
Well-Drainage

Soil PH

acid neutral

Neoregelia Bromeliad Characteristics

All you need to know about the characteristics of the Neoregelia Bromeliad plant.

Maximum Height

24 Inches or 1 meters

Spread

12 Inches or 1 meters

Color

Green
White
Chili Red
Orange

Characteristics

Showy Evergreen

Is Neoregelia Bromeliad toxic to pets?

No

Garden Style

Patio And Containers

Neoregelia Bromeliad Grow and Care

Find out information on how to propagate Neoregelia Bromeliad, when it flowers, and how to care for it.

Maintenance

easy

Propagation Methods

root division

Flowering season

spring summer autumn winter

Neoregelia Bromeliad Native Region

Find out where the Neoregelia Bromeliad plant originated.

Country

South America
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