Neoregelia 'Iris' Airplant Drift Wood First described (to science) in

First described (to science) in 1963

There is a great article on this plant on the Bromeliads in Australia site

prominent red underside of the leaves and an incredible hanging inflorescence reminiscent of the hanging flowers of some tropical Heliconia in the Ginger family

This is a very rarely offered species

Neoregelia 'Iris' Airplant Drift Wood First described (to science) inNeoregelia 'Iris' is a mini Neo with wonderful dark red leaves. The leaves are variegated green and white with red, in high light levels the leaves become darker and more intense dark red. I have a few 'pups' of this for sale. These are not full size plants. They are ready to be potted up or mounted on reciept. Neoregelia's are very easy to grow they can be mounted with some moss and bark to root into or they can be grown in a pot, which i prefer to