Neoregelia 'Fruit Salad' Rare Bromeliad smithii and a hybrid called

smithii and a hybrid called N

Im very pleased to be able to offer this superb plant

It has long caulescent stems and produces deliciously scented purple flowers that open flat as opposed to tubular

recurvata 'Benrathii'

Racinaea hamaleana has wonderful

Neoregelia 'Fruit Salad' Rare Bromeliad smithii and a hybrid calledNeoregelia 'Fruit Salad' is medium size growing, select clone of 'Gespacho' F2 from Tropiflora in Florida USA. Neoregelia's are very easy to grow they can be mounted with some moss and bark to root into or they can be grown in a pot, which i prefer to do as it allows for easy maintanance of the plant. The correct potting medium for most 'tank type' Bromeliads such as Aechmea, Billbergia and Neoregelia is a free draining mix comprising of Peat and