We all know the amount of sunlight your Bromeliad receives dictates the color potential. When I purchased my little Neoregelia 'Rosy Morn' pup some years ago I was told to have fun with it.
After my original plant multiplied the last few years I had the fun of testing the different looks of 'Rosy Morn'.
Here is a example of 3 now in the mature stages of life grown in 3 different lighting conditions.


(Top L) early morning filtered sun (Top R) grown in full sun in screened pool cage (Bottom) growing in full shade.

Nice example, they look good together, like a stoplight.

Scot, that is really amazing, what beautiful colors! You should upload that photo to the database because it really is a great example showing all the possible coloration's!

Stoplight, They look so healthy Scott, you really take good care of your plants. You must not have deer like I do, so many of mine are partially chewed. . I am slowly moving them to the back yard which is fenced.

Scott must not have trees (acorns, sticks, leaves, etc), squirrels, deer, rabbits, rats, Lubber grasshoppers, a big dog that likes to chase lizards, strong wind, freezing temps, because all his plants look so pristine.

plantladylin said:Scot, that is really amazing, what beautiful colors! You should upload that photo to the database because it really is a great example showing all the possible coloration's!