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Little rosettes form on six inch stolons, spreading out horizontally, eventually forming a large cluster. Depending upon light and fertilizer levels, the plants will be reddish-green to bright red. Less fertilizer and more light brings out maximum color.
This miniature species has never been properly classified but remains an extremely popular plant. Outstanding in hanging baskets, in landscape and in terrariums.
Plants arrived in good condition as expected…however only received one true offset
Beautiful color. Great place to do business.
I've had this plant for a while now and it's doing great. It has grown three off shoots and is beautiful. The color is very vibrant in the summer with more sun. I would definitely recommend this plant for a beginner.
Neoregelia 'Fireball'
3470
A neat little Skotak hybrid of (carolinae x olens ‘Marie’) x (olens ‘Marie’ x carolinae ‘Shadowlawn’) that forms compact 6 to 8 inch rosettes of light green leaves, variegated nicely with bright white. A cherry red center flush, red tips and a suffusion of tiny red speckles and random blotches make this a very attractive plant.
*VIPP plants are Offsets
1796
A hybrid of (‘Ornato’ x carcharodon ‘Tiger’) by Grant Groves. A handsome, glossy hybrid with many stiff leaves in a 20 inch rosette. The leaves have large marginal spines with an apiculate tip.
The medium green background color is suffused with a reddish blush and deep red-chestnut banding.
*Some leaf blemishes
I love the three plants I purchased and the service I received from Joe deserves five stars as well.
David Fryk
Excellent service, fast thoughtful shipping, outstanding plants!
I love to do business with Tropiflora!
A nice, rather upright spineless plant with a pink cast to the foliage, bold creamy-white variegation and a deep red center flush at anthesis. Forms an attractive clump with many offsets on short stolons.
1994
This nice cross by Lisa Vinzant is a cultivar of Neoregelia chlorosticta ‘Marble Throat’ x Sincoraea (formerly Orthophytum) navioides. Of a size rather typical of many xSincoregelias, about 20 inches across or so with many narrow, stiff leaves in a very leafy rosette. The leaves are lime green and tint pinkish in strong light. At anthesis the center leaves blush deep fuchsia pink out the nearly the leaf tips. Flowers are light lavender in a nidular inflorescence.
1591
A handsome species that should be more widely grown, has an open rosette shape about 12 inches across, coppery green with heavy markings of dark brown to almost black and dark leaf tips. Fragrant flowers.
*VIPP plants are offsets - NOT the mature plant in the photo
4541
A stoloniferous, funnelform rosette to 6 inches, with red tips, reddish-bronze color and abundant red speckling. Nice for mounting, growing in a hanging pot or terrarium.
*VIPP plants are Offsets
8803
A Grant Groves hybrid of unreported parentage. A medium variety, mature at about 16 inches across in an open rosette shape. Leaves are about 2.25 inches wide and are colored the same as a Neo. ‘Lila’, but instead of the solid lilac, the color is in stripes up the leaves. A nice novelty plant.
1650
Neoregelia 'Spanish Sunset' is a medium to large growing hybrid from Australian hybridizer Shane Zaghini. Light yellow green leaves which are covered with red mottling throughout. The center of the plant turns red at anthesis. A single rosette can mature at 20 inches across. Grows best in bright filtered light.
*VIPP plants are Large Offsets
6640
A variegated clone of Neoregelia cruenta ‘Sun King’ that was found in the beachside restinga of Rio de Janeiro. A beautiful stiff-leaved upright wide-leaved rosette with red-tipped green leaves, turning yellow in strong light, with yellowish variegation. A real stunner and still on the rare side.
5707
Neoregelia 'Geisha Girl', an old compacta cross by Jim Elmore. Hardy for landscapes and can take a lot of sun. Nice.
*VIPP offering are Offsets
4580
A nice plant that resembles a small N. cruenta in shape and coloration. Stiff, light green leaves with red tips form 8 to 10 inch funnel form rosettes on short stolons. A ‘thumb print’ marks the base of the leaf.
*VIPP plants are Offsets - NOT the mature plant in the photo