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Neoregelia ampullacea 'San Diego' Size:Fully Grown Over the course of a

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Neoregelia ampullacea 'San Diego' Size:Fully Grown Over the course of aNeoregelia ampullacea 'San Diego' is an ampullacea type bromeliad that displays the classic ampoule shape, with flaring leaves that create an eye catching form. The light green foliage is adorned with charming red speckles on the upper side, while reddish banding adds further allure to the undersides of the leaves. This stoloniferous plant has a tendency to form attractive clusters, making it visually appealing when grown together. It is an excellent

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Description

Over the course of a few generations

a breathtaking and highly sought-after variety of Tillandsia originating from Guatemala

Neoregelia 'Night Spot' is a delightful miniature hybrid created by Grace Goode

revealing vivid pinks and violets

featuring strap-like

Neoregelia ampullacea 'San Diego' Size:Fully Grown Over the course of aNeoregelia ampullacea 'San Diego' is an ampullacea type bromeliad that displays the classic ampoule shape, with flaring leaves that create an eye catching form. The light green foliage is adorned with charming red speckles on the upper side, while reddish banding adds further allure to the undersides of the leaves. This stoloniferous plant has a tendency to form attractive clusters, making it visually appealing when grown together. It is an excellent

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