Neoregelia ‘Nosegay’ (no variegation) is a charming and compact bromeliad hybrid prized for its lush, uniformly green foliage and tidy rosette form. Typically measuring 4–6 inches across, its smooth, broad leaves fan out symmetrically, creating a neat and visually appealing display. The simplicity of its solid green color showcases the classic structure and elegance of Neoregelia without distraction.

This bromeliad thrives in bright, indirect light and warm, humid environments. It prefers a well-draining, airy substrate such as orchid bark mixed with perlite and peat moss. Like other Neoregelias, it absorbs water through both roots and its central cup—so keep the cup lightly filled with fresh water, and maintain the surrounding soil slightly moist but not waterlogged.

After blooming discreetly in the rosette’s center, Neoregelia ‘Nosegay’ naturally produces offsets (pups) at its base. These pups can be separated when mature to create a lush cluster of plants. With its tidy size, easy care, and refined form, Neoregelia ‘Nosegay’ makes an excellent addition to terrariums, desktop planters, or as part of a lush plant collection seeking structured greenery.