Well, it has lots of pollen but where are its petals? I suppose those green things qualify, but they look more like sepals. Interesting.

BTW, Chanin, I keep leaving you messages to check your email (I have something for you but it may disappear if I don't hear anything!)

Chanin thats beautiful. I wish my horridum would bloom

Hi Lisa, I think these brom don't need pollinator in the habitat,
only wind may be, so they don't develop attractive organs for the purpose.

OT : I just found your message, it was in "spam" box! Yes please I'm appreciated.

Wow...HDD so your Encho. horridum get BIG, pls show me every shots when it blooms.

Chanin the plant is huge but shows no signs of blooming...I will photo it in detail. And my tilly from the other post is still just sitting on its wood perch doing NOTHING! LOL

Chanin that looks just like my E. subsecundum. It is blooming now also.

Thanks HDD, hope yours will bloom soon, BTW I was given a batch of unknown
xeric brom seeds from a friend in Brazil, but other guy just informed me that
the seeds came from Encholirium horridum that he collected in the habitat.
I did sow them for month and they seem to germinate quite too well...a thousand !

I agree with you Bryan, it does look like Encholirium subsecundum.

Chanin

Up to date, today morning.
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Some are setting seed capsules.
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It's set too much seed capsules now (#_#) !

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Chanin, Never to much seed since there is always many brom friends to grow them with you :)

Its like a box of chocolates you never know what you are gonna get

I just found out that this plant is a favorite of bats for the pollen