Neoregelia ‘Neptune’
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Neoregelia ‘Neptune’ is a spectacular variegated bromeliad featuring broad, glossy green leaves framed by creamy margins that blush vivid pink to magenta. As the plant develops strong color, brilliant pink edging, tips, and delicate speckling create a striking contrast against the fresh green center of the foliage. Its bold, symmetrical rosette and luminous variegation make ‘Neptune’ an exceptional statement bromeliad for collectors, tropical gardens, and decorative containers.
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Neoregelia ‘Neptune’
Neoregelia ‘Neptune’ is an eye-catching variegated bromeliad prized for its broad, glossy foliage and extraordinary combination of green, cream, pink, and magenta. Each leaf develops a rich green central field bordered by creamy variegated margins that can become beautifully suffused with pink, while vivid magenta highlights concentrate along the edges and leaf tips.
Fine pink to burgundy speckling may also appear across portions of the foliage, adding another layer of character to its already dramatic coloration. Arranged in a broad, symmetrical water-holding rosette, the contrasting foliage gives ‘Neptune’ a bright, almost painted appearance that immediately stands out among other Neoregelias.
Color expression naturally varies with maturity, season, and growing conditions. Bright filtered light generally promotes stronger pink and magenta coloration while helping maintain the plant’s compact, well-defined rosette.
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| Weight | 5 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 20 × 6 × 6 in |
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| Care Level | Easy (Beginner-Friendly) |
| Placement | Garden Accent Plants, Medium Floor Plants |
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| Foliage Color | 🌸 Variegated (Green & Pink / Red) |
| Growth Habit | Rosette / Bird’s Nest 🪹,Perching Plants 🪵 |
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