Neoregelia rosea-lineata

7. October 2011 by Garden Adventures


Neoregelia rosea-lineata is a large-growing bromeliad, reaching up to 3 feet in width. The foliage is marked with red striations and the center of the plant blushes red as the plant approaches maturity and blooming. Sometimes the foliage has red mottling mixed with the striations as in the photo below. Other plants may exhibit only red lines as in the top photo. One plant of mine put off a pup th... [Read the Rest of this Post]

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