Neoregelia ‘Lola’ is a delightful and compact bromeliad renowned for its charming pink-centered rosette and neat, structured form. The plant typically measures 4–6 inches across and features glossy green leaves that flush to soft pink or salmon tones in the center when exposed to bright, indirect light. This gentle color transition gives the rosette a warm, inviting appearance, like a sunrise captured in foliage.

Like other Neoregelias, ‘Lola’ thrives in warm, humid conditions and does best when provided with bright, filtered light. It prefers an airy, well-draining substrate such as orchid bark mixed with perlite and peat moss. The central cup should be kept lightly filled with fresh water and refreshed regularly, while the surrounding mix should remain slightly moist without becoming waterlogged. Proper watering helps maintain the plant’s vibrant center and prevents root issues.

After its inconspicuous bloom—usually in the depths of its central cup—Neoregelia ‘Lola’ produces pups (offsets) at its base, making it easy to propagate and expand your collection. With its soft coloration, tidy size, and low-maintenance care needs, ‘Lola’ is perfect for terrariums, tabletops, or small tropical plant displays seeking a splash of gentle, coral-pink elegance.