Neoregelia pineliana strong filtered light giving rise to a compact

giving rise to a compact inflorescence adorned with pink flowers

The combination of these hues makes this hybrid an attractive addition to any plant collection

while reddish banding adds further allure to the undersides of the leaves

This epiphytic plant bears a resemblance to orlandiana

produces stick-like yellow flowers that can reach up to two inches in length

Neoregelia pineliana strong filtered light giving rise to a compactNeoregelia pineliana, a Brazilian species discovered by Leme in the 1960s, is a captivating plant. It reaches a modest height of up to 7 inches, featuring numerous slender red leaves with gently serrated edges. The leaf tips sport a delightful pink hue when exposed to ample bright light. This species holds a special appeal for collectors, as it remains relatively uncommon in cultivation, making it a unique and prized addition to any collection. Growth