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Sat, Apr 7, 12 at 16:34
| I recently checked the woods behind my property in Brevard County, and i'm glad i did. There are multiple types of Tillandsia flowering right now. I was out checking on the Floridana and found this Fasciculata flowering yesterday 4/6/12. I thought, or may have known about this particular colony before, but have never seen it flowering. 5-7 years ago, I believe it was maybe triple the size it is now and maybe the last time I saw it. This is the only T. x Fasciculata I have found here. I understand there are four variations, but have no idea which one I have.
This type is AMAZINGLY beautiful, and so happy I found it
I did nothing to these photos, no photoshopping or adding color
In terms of looks, this one is absolutely stunning
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- Posted by diane_v_44 Z6 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 12, 12 at 2:56
| Bromeliads are just the neatest plants ever I am yet fairly new to growing them but find the simplicity in growing so amazing |
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