Thanks, Ken!
One of my Butzii is putting off a pup right now. I always get so excited when I see one of the beautiful blooms, because I know that babies are soon to follow.

That really is pretty!!

Some of my wee ones after a dip

My dresser posse in their places:


My Madusae is putting off a pup very quickly. Little baby is growing like a weed:

That's a cute lil' pup, James.

Thanks, Ken!

I love the medusae, so I'm excited about having another!

Just documenting how my tillies look like this December..with our more frequent rains and slowly dipping temps at this time of the year:
Outdoors protected by our growcamp, one side has no plastic foil, so air can go around:






I have brought two indoors, hanging them by my orchid pole, since this year I am home this Christmas, so I can see how it goes:

Everything looks good, Tarev.

Everything looks wonderful, Tarev! I wish I could have some more. Maybe after I move, I can find space.

Been a while since I've visited this thread. Update on my Madusae--my little pup isn't so little anymore


Since I'm here, I'll throw in a couple pics of some others. These were taken today after a misting.

All are healthy looking plants, James.

Love it James! Like shiny green gems!

T. ionantha is going to bloom!

Thanks everyone!

Oh my gosh, Tiffany! Please share lots of pics when it opens!

That's lovely Tiffany! Enjoy the bloom! Hope it makes more pups before the swan song ends!

I think it will keep increasing. This is the 2nd generation. The original mama bloomed 2 winters ago, after I'd had it for about a year, then formed 2 daughters, which are now about to bloom. The mama is shriveling & forming a lot of roots. The clump is now firmly attached to a Dracaena tree.

I love the tilly's, that mommy plant bloom swan song takes awhile, so it gives enough time for the next batch to develop.

I just went out and inverted one of my tilly's, it is beginning to rain some more, don't want water gathering in its container.

New to this thread but I thought I'd share some Tillandsias on the rocks I saw in a bot garden in central Mexico yesterday. There was spring water burbling up around there so pretty good humidity. Lots of these plants spilling on the ground below so they must be doing okay.

Thanks so much for your photo and post. Most people think these plants need so much attention. They don't.

That is how it is displayed at Rainforest Flora, pond water below and tilly's and other broms on a rocky vertical surface. Warm ambient temps around, lots of air flow, happy tilly's.