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Neoregelia ‘Paladin’

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Categories: Neoregelia, Skotak Hybrids Tags: Neoregelia, Skotak

Grower’s Note

Bold, highly patterned, and unmistakably Skotak, Neoregelia ‘Paladin’ is a large-growing collector hybrid from Costa Rica reaching up to 35″ across. Its broad mid-green leaves are marked with striking cream variegation and dense red-purple punctated cross-banding, giving the plant a dramatic painted look even before maturity.

At bloom, it does not develop a cup flush, keeping the focus on its bold leaf pattern and clean tricolor form.

Seed Parent: ((carolinae variegated x Hannibal Lecter) x Norman Bates) x Joao Marcio
Pollen Parent: Norman Bates x Skotak’s Tiger

📷 The first photos are examples of this hybrid at maturity. The remaining photos show the pup you will receive.

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Our Promise

Shipped bare root
Plant name tag tucked inside lower leaf
Healthy plant

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Care Instructions

Light: Bright, indirect light (tolerates some morning/afternoon sun)
Water: Keep fresh water in the central cup of the bromeliad
Medium: Use a fast-draining substrate. We recommend coconut chips, especially for South Florida. Adjust for your climate, but never let the mix stay soggy.
Climate: Warm, humid, frost-free tropical or subtropical climates with bright filtered light and good airflow.

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Shipping Info

Ships via USPS Priority Mail or UPS
Most orders ship on Mondays or Tuesdays
Florida orders: next-day shipping when possible
A cold pack can be provided at buyer's request
Carefully packaged to ensure safe arrival
Tracking information is emailed to you once your package ships

🌿 Grown by Collectors

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