Billbergia (copy)
Codiaeum variegatum

 Neoregelia 'Tigrina'

Striped foliage bromeliad cultivar

Picture illustrating Neoregelia spp. plant

Habit

Perennial bromeliad

 Height

0.3–0.5 m

Growth

Moderate

Soil

Well-drained organic

Shade

Bright indirect

Moisture

Moderate

Edible

No

Medicinal

No

Origin

Brazil

Climatic Condition

Tropical

Temperature (°)

18–32

Humidity (%)

60-90%

Potting media

Peat+Perlite  

Fertilizers

Low NPK

Watering

Cup watering

Plant Weight 

2-3 kg

Flowering Time

Seasonal

Soil Ph level

5.0–6.0

Water Ph level

6.0–6.5

Soil EC

Low

Yield Per Plant 

Ornamental

NPK ratio 

10:10:10

life Span

5-7 yrs

Health Benefits

Improves humidity

Suggested Grow Media or Potting Mix ?

50% peat, 30% bark, 20% perlite

Suggested Fertigation/Fertilizers

Monthly

Fertilize every 3 weeksCommon Diseases and Remedies

root rot, crown rot, leaf spot, anthracnose, bacterial soft rot, scale insects, mealybugs and spider mites

yellowing or browning leaves, soft or mushy base, rotting central cup with foul smell, brown or black leaf spots, leaf collapse, sticky honeydew, cottony white masses and fine webbing

ensure excellent drainage and avoid stagnant water in the central cup, remove and destroy infected leaves, improve air circulation and filtered light, apply neem oil or insecticidal soap for pests, use cinnamon or diluted hydrogen-peroxide for early rot

In-Organic Remedies

fungicides with mefenoxam or metalaxyl for root and crown rot, copper-based fungicides or bactericides for leaf spot and soft rot, fungicides with mancozeb for severe fungal infections, systemic insecticides with imidacloprid and miticides with abamectin for pest control.

Axonopus compressus (copy)
Codiaeum variegatum