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  1. ScotTi

    Looking 4 ID

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    Neat Looking Bromeliads

    X billmea 'Pasquale'- Bi-generic cross between Billbergia pyramidalis X Aechmea recurvate v. benrathii
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    ? 'Her Highness'

    I have had 'Her Highness' for about a year and have only gotten 1 growth flush. I have it growing in 1/2 day sun. Is this one just naturally slow growing?
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    Miss Minnie

    'Miss Minnie' a very nice miniature Ti seedling from 'Xerox'
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    My thinking

    I have 2 plants that I have thought were Zulu (AKA Nobissima), but I am not positive and will ask for your thoughts. The first plant has leaves 10" x 4" and background green color turns black as the leaf ages over time. The second plant in question has leaves 4.5" x 1.5" and retains the...
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    Tilandsias

    If you have em show em.
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    Just A Pup

    I am excited to have Alcantarea 'Julieta" and look forward to its future progress. This one should mature with a 5'-6' spread. Pup has only about a 1' spread at this posting and is said to take a few years to mature.
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    Ti Life Winter 2016

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    Lisa Vinzant's Hybrids

    Lisa Vinzant is a hybridizer in Hawaii who has introduced many new Bromeliads. From the "Blueberry Series" Here is a look at Neorgelia "Blueberry Muffin" 8" diameter x 7" height
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    Chester Skotak's Hybrids

    This thread is a salute to Chester Skotak, the world-renowned bromeliad hybridizer and his great creations. Neorgelia Picasso... * Creation 2005
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    Cold Sensitivity

    USF data ... http://gardens.usf.edu/data/Cold-sensitive-Bromeliads.pdf
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    Feeding Your Bromeliads

    Most bromeliad species thrive without supplemental feeding, but a few benefit from feeding to enhance foliage and flower production. Feed your bromeliads from April - September. Start tapering off feeding in late August. Aechmea - Use low nitrogen 10-20-20 or use 2o-20-20 (diluted to half...
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    Bromeliad Glossary

    Learning the language http://www.bromeliads.info/bromeliad-glossary/
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    Neoregelia 'Ardie'

    Neo 'Ardie' was a naturally occurring mutation found of Neo 'Martin' in Apopka, FL in 2001. My pup purchased this year is starting to get its color act going. The center will get more red coloring with age.
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    Confused

    I started my 'Earthquake' from a 6" log in Feb 2012. All looked to be going great and it had added 16" of growth over the years planted out in the garden. This year I noticed it was not looking its best but was still adding new leaves, but only holding on to a few at a time on the three growth...
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    Cordyline fruiticosa "Spooktacular'

    Got to love the dark Ti...
  17. ScotTi

    Ti Life Fall 2016

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    Seedling Bling

    A few new lookers coming into their own...
  19. ScotTi

    Just For My Interest

    Here is a 'Kiwi' Ti purchase made early this summer. The plant looked different enough for me to grab one from the many on the bench. Color markings and leaf size (9"x2") do not compare to the many 'Kiwi' (leaf size 13"x2.5") I already had. The plant has grown well over the last couple of months...
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    Waihee Rainbow

    One of my favorite Ti is 'Waihee Rainbow' with its rich colors of greens, golds, reds on 17"x 4" leaves. This one always grabs attention from visitors.
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