Bromeliad neregelia has mid-green straplike leaves with a red blush from the centre and tips.
It reaches a height of approx 50cm.
Endemic to South America.
Water is collected in the centre of the plant and absorbed as the plant needs it.
Drought resistant and good to plant under trees. Likes semishade.
This bromeliad doesn’t have flowers, only small ones in the centre. (see pic in gallery)
Shipping Countries: South Africa
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Due to the nature (and weight) of these plants, we only offer a Click and Collect service.
However we can arrange to deliver these plants in the Tableview, Parklands, Sunningdale, Melkbos and Milnerton (postcode 7441) at a cost of R20 per plant.
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| Weight | 10 kg |
|---|---|
| colour | Green |
| pot size cm |
Product Location
Hopley Road, Tableview, Cape Town
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