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drdawg said:These are all native to Florida (some found in only 1-2 counties in the entire state and no where else in the world). I am trying to collect every Tillandsia that is native to the US. I have made a good start but have more work to do.

What a fantastic idea. You should be busy for quite awhile. I understand there are quite a few. They are just amazing little plants to me. I could just sit and look at them. They all seem different , even those of the same type.

How can you tell if they are babies or older plants? How old do they get before they reproduce? Where do you see the babies ?