Neoregelia in a Fira ceramic pot - The red heart of the tropical forest
Neoregelia is one of the most fascinating and striking bromeliads: its broad rosette of dark green, lance-shaped leaves, with intense purple-red hues at the center, creates a highly impactful decorative effect and brings a touch of tropical forest to any indoor setting. Presented in the refined white Fira ceramic pot with a raised sphere texture, this Neoregelia is a living decor element that changes over time, offering new colors and botanical details.
A bromeliad grown outdoors in Chiang Mai
Native to the tropical forests of South America, Neoregelia naturally grows as an epiphytic plant, anchored to tree branches. This specimen has a distinctive origin: it was grown outdoors in the Chiang Mai area of northern Thailand, rather than in a greenhouse. This journey makes the arrangement a special choice for anyone who appreciates plants for their story and the places they come from.
Product features
- Pot diameter: 22 cm
- Total height: 50 cm
- Plant: Neoregelia, evergreen tropical epiphytic bromeliad
- Rosette of dark green, lance-shaped leaves with purple-red hues at the center
- Broad, decorative growth habit with a strong visual presence
- The center of the rosette turns an intense red-purple when flowering
- White Fira ceramic pot with a raised sphere texture
- Ideal for bright living rooms, offices, and reception areas
Care and maintenance
- Light: bright, indirect or filtered light; avoid direct sunlight, which can scorch the leaves. The more light it receives, the more intense the central colors will be
- Watering: keep a little water in the central cup formed by the rosette, replacing it every 1-2 weeks to prevent stagnation; water the substrate moderately, allowing the surface to dry out
- Temperature: ideal between 16°C and 28°C; it cannot tolerate temperatures below 10°C or cold drafts
- Humidity: it thrives in humid environments; mist the leaves regularly, especially in winter when the heating is on
- Fertilizing: use a highly diluted liquid fertilizer for bromeliads every 4-6 weeks in spring and summer
- After flowering: the mother plant produces side shoots (offsets) which, once they reach one third of the mother plant's height, can be separated and grown independently
Neoregelia in a Fira pot combines the vibrant colors of a tropical bromeliad with the texture of Fira ceramic: a striking arrangement, perfect as an exclusive gift or as a decor element for anyone who loves botanical design.
