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Brom I.D

11 years ago

Hey all
Just picked up a couple of Bromeliads yesterday but unfortunately none where labelled so was just wondering if any one could help me out?

Cheers

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symamania
Original Author
11 years ago
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symamania
Original Author
11 years ago
pretty sure there all neo`s but could be wrong
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symamania
Original Author
11 years ago
pic 3
symamania
Original Author
11 years ago
last one
hotdiggetydam
11 years ago
Yes they are all Neo's. Where you got the plants is your best source of names. Or what area they came from would be helpful. Several of your plants could be several hybrids since there is way to gauge their size or age. Two are mature plants since they are in bloom in the photo's. Nice selection BTW.
symamania
Original Author
11 years ago
thanks dude, unfortunately seller didn't know what the hybrid names were also from WA

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