The Bromeliad growers here are probably very familiar with Neoregelia 'Fireball'.
If you were to tell someone not familiar with 'Fireball' what would your description detail be in your own words.
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ScotTi said: The Bromeliad here are probably growing or are very familiar with Neoregelia 'Fireball'.
If you were to tell someone not familiar with 'Fireball' what would your description detail be in your own words.
Waiting to hear 🤔

I don't understand the question, it there supposed to be a photo?

sunkissed said: I don't understand the question, it there supposed to be a photo?

Sherri, I messed up the question.
I went back and edited my original post.
Thanks

I would first list its attributes and make up a description from there.

Modest size, 6" with 12" width at maturity
Full Sun for best red color
Stoloniferous and multiplies well
Hardiness zones 8 - 11
Suitable for a hanging basket

Fireball is a small to medium bromeliad that turns brilliant red in bright light. Its stoloniferous nature allows it to multiply easily forming a brilliant red clump suitable for a hanging basket or even as a ground cover. Its modest size 6" to 12" at maturity, makes it an excellent candidate for container growing. Fireball is hardy in zones 8 - 10.

I have a bit of redundancy there but you get the idea.

I'd just say its a miniature that will be green in low light and red in almost full to full sun

I'd also mention it is great for mounting, especially to a tree.