A bromeliad collection keeps off the winter blues
Chris Neumann deal these incredible exposure of his tillandsia ( aka : melodic phrase works ) collection .
wintertime endure too long , and reckon at works catalogs just does n’t satisfy the gardening urge , so a twelvemonth ago I bought a gravid terrarium and started filling it with orchids , ferns , and tillandsias ( melody plants ) . At the prison term , my wife ’s friend allege ( spoken with her Ukrainian accent ) , “ It is a unspoiled hobby for a husband to have . ” A year and style too many tillandsias to fit in the terrarium subsequently , I run across another citation . “ Tillandsias are the crack cocaine of bromeliad collecting . ” Luckily you’re able to always find some place to put just one more !
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In the terrarium:Paphiopedilum supersuk’Eureka' AM/AOS x Raisin Pie ‘Hsinying’ x Sib (tropical slipper orchid),Phalaenopsis’Jiaho’s Pink Girl' (moth orchid), humbleCryptanthus(earth star) without long pedigree, and a whole bunch of tillandsias (air plants).
On the baker’s rack:Tillandsia bulbosa, T. ionantha, and various succulents.
By the window:T.‘Houston’
Just hanging around:T. streptophylla(aka: Shirley Temple)
Atop the bookcase left to right:T. chiapensis, T. ionantha, and T. juncea
More atop the bookcase left to right:T. andreana, T. baileyi,a largeT. juncea, St. Francis,T. chiapensis, T. ionantha,andT. juncea