My Guzmania has flowered three years after I bought it! I hope it will become deep red as the nurseryman said.
This bromeliad, which we call Nail-polish plant has also started flowering.
The Pyramid bromeliad has no season, it follows its inclination.
The Matchstick plant is a bromeliad with curious flowers.
This Billbergia nutans has pretty pink bracts. The flowers are blue and green.
For more posts of Blooming Friday, please visit Katarina at Roses and Stuff.
You have a lovely collection! I've never grown the Matchstick plant...it looks exotic!!
ReplyDeleteI love the Matchstick Plant -- so whimsical-looking and the colors are great.
ReplyDeleteThere really are some strange, and beattttutiful, flowers. Strange for me, that is. Thank you for showing them! Have a nice weekend!
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I just love your exotic and beautiful flowers, what a great collection!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend my friend/ Tyra
Lovely flowers and photoes :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice collection! The matchstick plant looks very interesting indeed!
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers. I have a Billbergia too - I've always like that pink and blue combination so the Matchstick plant is a hit as well!
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend.
Dear Friends, thanks for stopping by and writing interesting comments. I can't answer individually, as I have caught a flu.
ReplyDeleteThe Bromeliads are so colourful and the Matchstick plant is a stunner!
ReplyDeleteI hope you'll recover very soon from your flu - take care!
Very pretty, well done :D
ReplyDeleteOh Lotusleaf, I do hope you are feeling better now! Your bromedliads are wonderful! We used to have the matchstick one, when it bloomed we thought it looked like something from outer space, but matchstick is a much better idea for it. Do get well soon. :-)
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Lovely, lovely pictures - these are some of my favourite plants!
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