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Propigation of Bromeliads has got to be one of the slowest methods there is. I'm talking about offsets, if you are into seeds, some of my Tillandsias from seed to bloom is six years. Bromeliads grow so slow anyway, the only way I grow them from seed is to create a hybrid, and at best thats iffy. 90% of all my bromeliads have been propigated by means of offsets I have just compleated a page on propigation techniques on bromeliads in my website. Most of the information was gleened from my experiance and the Florida Council of Bromeliad Socities. Check it out at my site below, it's worth a click, John......... [Only Registered Users Can See Links. Click Here To Register...] Johnalewis74@msn.com      |
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