Neoregelia Cassiopea is a houseplant belonging to the bromeliad family.
It is characterised by its glossy leaves, which form a distinctive pattern in shades of green and reddish.
This plant is appreciated for its visual appeal and its ability to grow in indoor environments with filtered light.
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Leaf colour and pattern: The leaves of Neoregelia Cassiopea exhibit a combination of green and reddish tones, creating a unique and attractive pattern.
Size: This plant is usually medium sized, perfect for indoor spaces. Rosettes can reach diameters of 30 to 40 centimetres.
Flowers: Neoregelia Cassiopea produces showy flowers in the centre of the rosette when mature. The flowers are vibrantly coloured, which adds extra appeal.
Environment: Prefers indoor conditions with indirect light. Avoid direct sun exposure to prevent leaf damage.
Soil: Adapts well to well-drained, light substrates. Can be grown in specific mixes for bromeliads and orchids.
Watering: Keep the substrate slightly moist, avoiding waterlogging. It can be looked directly into the rosette to simulate natural conditions.
Temperature: Neoregelia Cassiopea prefers moderate temperatures, between 18-25°C. Avoid prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures.
Humidity: Tolerates moderate levels of humidity, but can also adapt to drier environments.
Light: Provide bright indirect light, avoiding direct sun exposure.
Fertilisation: Feed with a balanced, low concentration fertiliser every 2-3 months during the growing season (spring and summer).
Pruning: Remove wilted or damaged leaves to encourage healthy growth.
Bark support not included.
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