Neoregelia ‘Hawaii Pink Magic’
 
Common Names Pink Magic Bromeliad, Hawaii Blush Torch
 
Zones 10A–11
 
A vivid hybrid with purple-toned albomargination and a flaring pink blush, Neoregelia ‘Hawaii Pink Magic’ is a medium to large-sized bromeliad ideal for vivarium centerpieces and tropical containers. Its coloration intensifies with light exposure, shifting from muted tones to vibrant pink and violet. The soft-leaved rosette reaches up to 18 inches across and forms pups readily, making it a favorite among dart frog keepers and collectors2.
 
Key Features
Growth Habit: Broad rosette; slow clumper; terrestrial or epiphytic
Size: 14–18 in (36–46 cm) wide; 10–12 in (25–30 cm) tall
Leaves: Soft, glossy; purple with creamy-white margins; pink blush intensifies under bright light; small spines
Flowers: Small, lavender-white; emerge from central tank during bloom phase
Fruit: Inconspicuous; not ornamental
Ecology: Tank-forming; supports frogs and microfauna; ideal for amphibian breeding sites
 
Growing Conditions
Light: Bright filtered light to partial sun; color deepens with exposure
Watering: Keep central cup filled with clean water; flush weekly; mist foliage in dry conditions
Soil: Well-draining mix with bark, perlite, and sphagnum; suitable for mounting or containers
Temperature: 65–85°F (18–29°C); protect from frost
Humidity: High (60–90%)
Propagation: By offsets (“pups”) after flowering; detach when ½ to ¾ parent size
Tolerance: Heat and humidity tolerant; sensitive to poor ventilation and overwatering
 
Landscape Use Ideal for vivariums, tropical beds, and decorative containers. Pairs well with Neoregelia ‘Grapevine’, Tillandsia ionantha, and Aechmea recurvata.