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Thankyou..your welcome and thanks for watching

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Thanks for the feedback. I have a new camera which will capture more detail for future tutorials. Thanks for watching.

Greetings..its a great extension of knowledge when growing from seed. Enjoy the process.

Your welcome. I hope you picked up a few tips on growing Vriesea.

central Florida here Amanda xoxoxo

Your welcome. I wish you well growing from seed.

Thankyou..just love watching them grow.

They all have grown and flowered..these were made for a friends wall

No all are attached to tree and have flowered and produced new pups

I have about 250 varieties of air plants I adore them! Mine all live inside. Mostly only in the East windows I spent the day preparing for winter coming and less light in the window. I moved all of my hanging plants to the table tops until spring has sprung once again next year.

We are in Spring now and many are flowering after recent weeks of rain and storms. Most did well over winter which was an unusually warm and dry season for us this year. Many pups to remove soon though. Thanks for watching

Seeds once dry can be stored in refrigerator in sealed container..and growing is easy..sprinkle seeds over cocopeat in a sealed container and keep moist ..further videos here show the process

Pollen parent name first X seed parent name (plant in flower)..

You need to ensure the mix used is sterile..heating in microwave for 1 min and allowing to cool is easy for small batches and then you can add antifungal solution to your water when misting..also be sure to spread dry seeds well so not too close..

Thankyou..when short of space or have lots of trees growing on them is a great solution.

Hello slow release fertiliser in pellet form is best. I use a few but most easily found is Osmocote for flowering plants and fruit.

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No worries!

these pups are from a larger type of Vriesea and I like to wait till warm weather to remove so they can be quite large depending on which vriesea they are being removed from.

Thankyou..happy to share information..

6 weeks for Billbergia and 6 months for Neoregelia but check once soft they are easy to remove the swollen berries

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Your welcome hope you are inspired to do a little seed collecting also

Your welcome..hope you are inspired to go out and give it a try..winter is the best time to begin the process with Billbergia as many are flowering during the colder months.

Best temperature is 22 degrees or above..can use heat pads in winter or starr them in an area that gets full summer sun all day. Night temps wont affect the growth if warm during day or you can start indoors on.a window sill that gets warm sun

Best over 20 degrees Celsius below germination is slower and requires a heatpad

Hi yes you can give usenoides liquid feed..diluted ans they will grow lovely and healthy. Will do progress video in coming weeks have lots of tiny babies to space out to grow more

Thank you for your response! I'm already looking forward to the video of the Tillandsia usneoides seedlings ! Here I hope to have seed soon, of this usneoides species : 1 seed pod is bigger than the others so ... I hope it works! Warm regards from Belgium

Seedlings have grown well and pricked out and growing now on tree fern stump about 3cm tall each

Hi they have been pricked out and put onto Tree Fern bases to grow larger..

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Thankyou..been growing and hybridizing for many years..

I have several thousand Billbergia plus all my own hybrids..I love their colours and shape. Great for adding a splash of colour to gardens

Thanks they are doing well

Thanks best part of growing bromeliads is to find seed and try growing..its a great leaning experience

Thankyou..happy to share knowledge to encorage others to grow bromeliads