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This Noeoregelia is small and colorful with speckles that resemble a “peppered” look. A real unique look it thrives in high humidity requiring watering every few days in its “cup”, along with bright but indirect sunlight. This is a hybrid meaning it does not occur naturally, but was bred from Brazilian bromeliads by Jim Irvin who dubbed it “Mo Peppa Please” as he had the naming rights.
This plant is about 4 inches in height.
This Noeoregelia is small and colorful with speckles that resemble a “peppered” look. A real unique look it thrives in high humidity requiring watering every few days in its “cup”, along with bright but indirect sunlight. This is a hybrid meaning it does not occur naturally, but was bred from Brazilian bromeliads by Jim Irvin who dubbed it “Mo Peppa Please” as he had the naming rights.
This plant is about 4 inches in height.