Neoregelia Domino is a species of the Bromeliaceae family, known for its attractive appearance and vibrant colours.
It is an epiphytic bromeliad, which means that it often grows on other plants without being parasitic.
This particular variety is prized for its broad, flat leaves, which form a central rosette.
The leaves have a distinctive pattern of stripes or spots, often in shades of purple, green and red, creating a visually attractive design.
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Colour and pattern: Leaves show a striped or spotted pattern, usually in shades of green, purple or red.
Size: Varies, but Neoregelia Domino bromeliads are usually compact in size and are suitable for limited spaces.
Shape: Leaves create a central rosette, providing an aesthetic and structured appearance.
Flowers: Under the right conditions, it can produce showy flowers in the centre of the rosette, adding extra attractiveness.
Adaptability: Can adapt to both indoor and outdoor environments, but prefers sites with indirect light and high humidity.
Light: Prefers bright but indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight, as it can damage the leaves.
Watering: Keep water in the central rosette and make sure the soil is always slightly moist. Avoid waterlogging.
Temperature: The Neoregelia Domino prefers moderate temperatures between 15-28°C. It does not tolerate extremes of temperature.
Humidity: Although it can tolerate normal humidity conditions, it thrives in humid environments. Occasional spraying of the leaves can be beneficial.
Soil: Use a well-drained substrate, such as an orchid or bromeliad soil mix.
Feeding: Feed the plant monthly during the growing season with a balanced houseplant or bromeliad specific fertilizer.
Bark support not included.
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