Beautiful plant....but 2 years isnt all that long in brom years for registration

Oh thank you, thank you Agatha and John!
Now I can sleep at night, and dream of Ming Dawn :)
It certainly is a very beautiful thing, and good on you for getting it registered.

Geeeeez, HDD, as you have suggested to others, you must also be bored to be bothered checking through dates on that minor point.......

Cheers,
Kerry

I didnt have to check dates I have 2 of the ones registered 2 years ago

Jaga,

That is one lovely plant, Andrew Malloy's definitely got creating Vriesias down pat.

Thanks for posting the wonderful pictures.

Rick

Hi Hdd, now we're intrigued - which ones do you have, we didn't realise they've made it to the states, although we have been responsible for bringing a couple to Malaysia! Not really up with the play as to when Andrew registered the tasmans & the kiwi series but we thought that would be at least 4 - 5 years ago as that's when we started collecting broms - We saw those on the fcbs website & the hunt began for us! perhaps some more from that grex has been registered since then by their owners? Most of those registered aside from Kiwi Sunset, Kiwi Dusk & Kiwi Cream are not easy to get even for us (Kiwis), but he has created brilliant ones since which are not registered.

Fabulous! I hope the Malloy hybrids get into circulation in this part of the world before too long.

Having recently started some Vriesea seeds, I now remember why I stopped doing them-- too darn slow!!!! I think I'll stick to the bromelioides wing of the family and let Malloy and Shiigi and Arden do their thing.

From an un-biased bystander's point of view..."Yowzers"!