Description
Nregelia Fireball is an easily grown, epiphytic Bromeliad. Foliage takes on a deep red hue when grown in full sun. Small blue flowers appear in the center of mature rosettes. A single plant will quickly form a spectacular cluster of multiple rosettes by a liberal production of stolons (or runners).
The small rosette of this bromeliad comprises a radial bouquet of concave, sword-like leaves without spines. In the center of the rosette is a water-holding cup. In spring or early summer, mature specimens form pincushion-like flower structures in the center that are partially submerged with water in the rosette cup. Tiny white to lavender blossoms reach just above the water line.
| Common Name: | Neorigilia Fireball |
| Botanical Name: | Neorigilia Fireball |
| Native To: | Brazil |
| Care Taking: | Easy |
| Sunlight: | Partial Shade |
| Placement: | Indoor, Living Room, Balcony, Bedroom, Office Desk |
| Soil: | Well Drained |
| Watering: | Twice a Week |
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