Neoregelia 'Royal Robe'

How to grow Neoregelia 'Royal Robe' in NZ

Growing Neoregelia 'Royal Robe' in New Zealand is simple when placed in bright, indirect light indoors or dappled shade outdoors. It thrives in a free draining bromeliad mix and also grows well in containers or mounted arrangements. Keep the central cup topped with clean water and ensure good air circulation to encourage strong, healthy growth.

Neoregelia 'Royal Robe' care tips

Caring for Neoregelia 'Royal Robe' is easy and rewarding. Replace the water in the central cup regularly to prevent stagnation and avoid waterlogging the soil. Feed sparingly during the growing season with a diluted liquid fertiliser to boost colour and vigour. Remove older leaves as needed to keep the rosette tidy and allow pups to develop around the base.

Neoregelia 'Royal Robe' size, spacing, and growth rate

Neoregelia 'Royal Robe' usually grows 20 to 30 cm tall and 30 to 40 cm wide, forming a compact rosette. For group displays, space plants 30 to 40 cm apart to allow offsets to spread. The growth rate is moderate, with pups forming regularly and creating attractive clumps over time.

Landscaping uses for Neoregelia 'Royal Robe'

Neoregelia 'Royal Robe' is perfect for brightening indoor spaces, patios, and tropical gardens. Its bold burgundy foliage provides strong contrast in mixed plantings, containers, and borders. It works well as a focal plant in decorative pots or grouped with other bromeliads to create eye catching displays.

Why buy Neoregelia 'Royal Robe' from The Plant Company?

Purchasing Neoregelia 'Royal Robe' from The Plant Company ensures you receive robust, healthy plants grown in New Zealand conditions. As NZ’s most trusted plant nursery, we provide premium quality bromeliads that establish quickly and thrive. Customers value our expert advice, careful packaging, and fast nationwide delivery. When you buy from The Plant Company, you can be confident your Neoregelia 'Royal Robe' will provide lasting colour and tropical beauty to your collection or garden.