Tillandsias from seeds.

I brought some Tillandsias from Florida. And on of them had a seedpod. It opened, and I collected the seeds. They look fine.
Now I need some tips how to germinate them? I have never tried Tillandsias from seeds before

Here is the seedpod.

And here are the seeds.

Mitjo, that is a really good queston for an air plant. Did you take a picture of the parent plant? Could we see it?

Molly

Yes.
it is of these.

I was succesful on germinating Vriesea (which has the same seed type as Tillandsia) by just sowing it over a fern fiber medium. I put it in a transparent plastic pot and closed it with plastic. I made sure the medium was moisty before closing, of course. So I had a mini greenhouse. I protected it from direct sun light. When the plantlets are stabilished, with a few leaves, you can pick them up, along with the medium and plant it on small individual containers.

There are a few articles on the Florida Council's website.
http://www.fcbs.org
Look under Bromeliad Information, and scroll down to the Growing from Seed section. (I think the article by Dimmitt is quite helpful.)

Monocromatico. Thanks for the tips:) What all things you had in the soil?

Thanks Keyring, I will look that up.

I just had fiber. Moisty tree fern fiber, that´s all. No fertilizers. These are air plants, and the roots aren´t really useful on feeding the plant. As the leaves develope, it will get nutrients from the air by itself.