This is my Achmea blue tango, a shot from above,
it looks unreal
Aechmea Blue Tango
Armando,
Lovely! At first glance it reminds me of the bloom on Passiflora incarnata (passion fruit vine).
Shirley
That's a very nice one!
Wow! That's beautiful!
Armando, How big does that one grow???
Thanks
MsC
Thanks for the size info, Armando...both of the other additions are beautiful as well. Your collection keeps growing and growing... they should make babies for great trades for next year...Mmmm :)
MsC
The blue tango is gorgeous.keep me in mind for a trade for a pup if any extras show up! :-)
Kyle
armando,
where is the picture of le tigre?
cassandra
CANDELA,
Cassandra, le tigre is NEO TIGRINA.
It is in the database and also in my one list of images.
Remember sunday at Fairchild
Armando.
Barry,
Yours is pretty also. Very unique, both of them
Gorgeous plant all!!! Wowzers!!! (HI Shirley!!!)
Soundwave - nice diversified grouping there!!!
Regarding the Bromiliad 'Blue Tango', for the past couple months here in Wisconsin it is freezing outdoors so I brought my 'Blue Tango' inside so it won't freeze. It of course lost the pretty flower bract and now there are about 4 smaller pups growing on the side of the main Bromiliad.
Do I leave these alone until this coming spring were it becomes warmer outside for me to relocate the pot outdoors? If anyone could inform me, Thanks much~!!
BARRYSEWALL,
Don't separate the pups until they have at least six (6) leaves each,
by then they should have some individual roots.
Separate them with a serrate knife ,real close to mother plant, and
pot them individually . Good luck.
Armando
Hey soundwave, love your grouping! I have all those plants except the Blue tango! Mmmm, where can I get me one of those?
