I'm sure it does although mine have never flowered. I've never heard it to be monocarpic.

In my climate on the NE coast of NSW, Australia, it blooms often and pups like mad. Maybe just unlucky! Pedro

My T harrisii did flower about 2 years ago and the inflo was well on its way out before the pups started to appear. In my own experience, harrisii likes to be watered regularly. There was a mist sprayer very close to it in the tree it was mounted, going on twice a day in Summer. The plant grew very well and produced a very nice and tall inflo. Then I removed the sprayer, thinking I am overwatering my Tills (I was still hitting them with the garden hose at least twice a week) and they started growing much slower. After a couple of months, I put the sprayer up again and then they immediately started growing better. There were only brachycoulos, chiapensis and harrisii mounted in that tree

Japie

Here is a link that might be useful: Some Tillandsias

Thanks gonzer, fdnpedro and avane for confirming that T. Harrisii is not monocarpic. I guess I just have to be patient.

My T.harrisii flowered and had seed @2009/05

there have picture

http://johnsonsbromeliads.blogspot.com/2010/04/tillandsia-harrisii.html

Hi ionanthas,

Always great to welcome new members to our group. Since I joined this group you are only the second member from Taiwan to join our ever growing ranks, the other is "max838", so maybe you can make contact and compare notes.

I've just briefly visited your home page also, and I must say it's quite impressive and even has plenty of Tillandsia pic's for Gonzer our resident "Tilly Nut" as well.

I hope you enjoy being a member and continue to contribute to our forum.

All the best, Nev.