Neoregelia 'Sparky' miniature It is the result of

It is the result of a successful cross between Neoregelia 'Royal Burgundy' and Orthophytum navioides

if grown in the shade or over-fertilized

contributing to its overall compact appearance

it exhibits a more compact growth habit

after whom it is named

Neoregelia 'Sparky' miniature It is the result ofNeoregelia 'Sparky', a clone created by Michael Kiehl, combines the genetic traits of olens, cruenta, and 'Painted Lady'. This stoloniferous rosette grows up to 15 inches wide and 8 inches tall. Its shiny green leaves develop a vibrant red veneer on the upper surface, though it does not envelop the entire leaf. During the blooming period, the center cup flushes a rich cherry red color. The overall shape of 'Sparky' resembles olens but on a larger