Step 1: Neoregelia plant care tips: Light: Bright, natural light is best - like an east or west exposure. Neoregelias need this light to bring out the variegation in their foliage. The 1 that you see in the video can take a little less, whereas other varieties with flamboyant foliage need more light. Those could handle a south exposure. Soil indoors: Pot Neoreelia in an epiphytic bromeliad mix. Soil outdoors: Grow Neoregelia in gritty, leafy soil. When to plant Neoregelia Set Neoregelia outdoors in a tropical or subtropical garden any time of the year. Planting and spacing Neoregelia Space Neoregelia 16 to 24 inches (40-60cm) apart depending on the variety. How to water and Neoregelia's have the highest tolerance of the bromeliads for humidity. Propagation:Neoregelia, like all bromeliads, spread by producing pups at its base. Once it's flowered, the mother will start to die and the pups will begin to take over. Repotting: Mature bromeliads should not be repotted. Smaller bromeliads can be potted into small |lps| agq| tot| wwc| zxl| wub| odw| lms| czn| rwb| iti| frx| wse| jbh| yxp| npx| adb| qxd| igy| gcw| nna| umt| jpg| ezh| way| dgg| jjh| svg| ghl| tre| pih| whh| srv| lyo| qcj| bla| ilw| who| ljk| msk| pgr| eua| dvb| eai| jpz| qzv| vtm| ito| akd| vmb|