Neoregelia Fruit Salad

🌴 Neoregelia ‘Fruit Salad’

Genus: Neoregelia
Family: Bromeliaceae

Neoregelia ‘Fruit Salad’ is a highly decorative bromeliad prized for its explosive coloration and compact growth habit. The foliage showcases vivid shades of neon pink, chartreuse green, and yellow splashes that resemble a tropical fruit mix—especially intense toward the center of the rosette.

Unlike flowering bromeliads with tall spikes, Neoregelias bloom discreetly in the central cup, allowing the foliage to remain the main attraction. As the plant matures, colors deepen and intensify, particularly when grown in bright indirect light.

🌿 Care Guide

• Light: Bright indirect light. Some gentle morning sun enhances color. Low light will cause greener foliage.
• Water: Keep fresh water in the central cup. Flush and replace weekly. Keep soil lightly moist, never soggy.
• Humidity: Prefers moderate to high humidity (50–80%). Ideal for indoor tropical environments.
• Temperature: Thrives between 65–85°F. Protect from cold drafts and temperatures below 50°F.
• Soil: Well-draining bromeliad or orchid mix.
• Fertilizer: Light feeding only—use diluted bromeliad fertilizer monthly during active growth.

🌈 Color Variation Note: Bromeliad colors may vary slightly from photos due to light exposure, season, and time in transit. Your plant will be vibrant and healthy, but exact color patterns are always unique.

As the mother plant matures, it will produce pups at the base, allowing you to expand your collection or share this tropical beauty.