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Large Neoregelia bromeliad cluster – Live natural houseplant – Terracotta pot & saucer - 50x35cm
Ruddington, Nottinghamshire
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Description
*** Selling all my live bromeliads ***
Neoregelia bromeliad large cluster with 4 plants and multiple pups.
Around 4 years old, grown from a premium mother plant bought at a garden centre as pup.
The leaves are green and develop a strong dark pink blush in bright light.
Blooms are short lived but produce beautiful purple flowers.
This is a large, fully established plant with vigorous growth, so it needs space to spread.
Approximately (L x H) 50 x 35 cm (19.7 x 13.8 in).
All my bromeliads are grown in an unheated room with a north‑facing window, getting plenty of indirect light and watered with de‑ionized water.
Whenever temperatures allow, they love to receive direct exposure to light rain.
Soil consist of a mix of clay and volcanic pebbles.
This plant is provided with a complimentary terracotta pot and plastic saucer.
The pot is hand decorated using the decoupage napkins technique.
Approximately (L x H) 12 x 10 cm (4.7 x 3.9 in).
The pot has some damage from water — it's best to water the plant separately and only place it on the saucer after it has fully drained.
I also advise to use a cork coaster (or any coaster) to protect your furniture from the pot.
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This item is collection only from NG11 6AX, Ruddington.
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Sold as seen, all visible flaws have been described/photographed to the best of my ability.
From a pet and smoke free home.
Posted: 14 hours ago
Ad ID: 1802850364
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