Colorful broms.

[atmccmn]

Today I took some photos of my broms.
Today I show the colorful ones. Some are blooming too.











Some contrast patterns.


Hope you guys enjoy viewing them

[wanna]

thank you  I love to see your broms. 

[atmccmn]

Glad you like the.
Will post more soon.

[atmccmn]

Wanna,

This is Neo. Voodoo Doll


and Neo. Pink Debbie


How do you find them???

[wanna]

I fall in love with them la... pinky pinky   

[ZAXON]

   colorful garden..I would like to see more photos..... please.....

   and I also would like to know ,how is the weather in your garden area
because your Vriesea have very nice form .

[atmccmn]

   colorful garden..I would like to see more photos..... please.....

   and I also would like to know ,how is the weather in your garden area
because your Vriesea have very nice form .

Zaxon,
I collect a lot of broms. Literally my garden is filled with them. 
There are a lot of micro climates happening around. The area you saw only fit for those Vrieseas. 3 feet apart will have totally different requirement broms as you can see where I put my Silver carcharodon. They want more sunlight. I find that Vriesea prefer higher humidity area and they don't like afternoon heat. I have a few which don't really look good. Just lost my heiroglyphica recently due to current dry & hot weather.

I manage to take a few shots before dark. I will take more shots around during the weekend.
Hope you like them.

Horizontal view




Vertical view.

[wanna]

 125 125 125 125 I love the way you plant them la.

[ch@t]

The miracle of Brom.....

[ZAXON]

Good Evening..... atmccmn

        I like you garden very much . Look like they are living in the nature.
AS your photo of Encholirium horridum , I really like it and would like to know how old it is on that size. and where did you get it because I need to have one of them in my collection.HA..HA.....( Particularly in your size. )
        I read from many websites around how to get the puppy from mother plant , and there is only one way to propagate them is from seed because it does not give the offset.
        I hope to see your photo soon

        Thank you .

        P.S. what is heiroglyphica.. is it Xerographica
       

[atmccmn]

Good evening to you too, Zaxon.
I took a few photos of my garden this morning & will take some more tomorrow and post them over. I really like to see them as if they are grown in the wild. Ofcourse, most plants are not perfect in this way..hahaha!!!

I bought my Encholirium horridum from Michael Kiehl as of Michael's Bromeliads. You know the famous man with yellow plant tag!
It was abt 6" diameter when I first got it and has grown eversince. Now the plants is 3 years with me. Like what you've said, unfortunately it's monocarpic. Best to have 2 plants incase one die off or something happened! It really look fantastic as a mature plant when all the leaves are recurved in forming a spiney ball. Not everybody's cup of tea though.

heiroglyphica as of Vriesea heiroglyphica. It dosen't really do well in warm temperature.

[wanna]

excuse me! just curious...which one are you guys talking about? 

[atmccmn]

Oh!!!! it's this plant.........

[wanna]

thanks. nice!

[ch@t]

Oh!!!! it's this plant.........

My Pendulum