WOAW, that´s full of color and lots of plants! thanks for the picture, bryan.

what´s that plant to the far right (the couple hanging)? It´s lovely!!.

cheerios.

That's the look I go for. Real nice Bryan!

Space efficiency to the max!

What's the bright pink little clumping one in the teak basket in the middle, hanging just a bit below the edge of the roof? Nice pink!

Mike

The two plants mounted on the wood to the right is Aechmea fosteriana.It won best of show last year. I'll see if I have a better picture of it. The ones in the basket is a striated fireball.

This is the same fosteriana last year
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no wonder my eye did catch that one, bryan. i´ve one also but it´s a joke compared to yours one. =P thanks for sharing your plants. i also like aechmeas a lot.

cheerios.

Wow! Fantastic colour display! And may I know what is this beauty?

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That is an Aechmea Bracteata Varigata that's not too varigated but colored up nice. I'll take a better picture today.

This is a closer up picture. Both are pups from the same plant. The one on the left is red but little to no varigation. The one on the right is what its suppose to look like
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Thanks! Bryan. I like the side-view shape of the plant, it makes a nice landscaping pant.
Just wondering what causes the different in colour.

Bryan, have you figured out if its UV or heat that burns plants in using the polycarb?

Hi Bryan, thanks for showing us this view, a very nice collection, some great colours, all plants look well grown, our complements. Any more views for us to see.?

I think partly is uv and partly heat.I do know that I can get away with more light under poly than not. Just water more often in the heat. I will show a few more views this week.