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Is it a Neo. species?

14 years ago

Hi everyone,

A couple of years back I was given a plant said to be a species, possibly a Neo.

Can anyone please confirm this with a name?

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Thanks in advance, all the best, Nev.

Comments (2)

devo_2006
14 years ago
Hi Nev,

Has the look of Neoregelia farinosa to me.

Cheers, Andrew

Here is a link that might be useful: Neo farinosa
fdnpedro
14 years ago
Hi Nev

I'm pretty sure this is one of my introductions during the 90's, now identified as N angustifolia - yes, a species. There was some confusion with it and pineliana for a while too. Hope this helps.

Cheers, Pedro
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