I'd say you have been bitten for sure. Wonderful collection and great photos.
Welcome to the forum!!
Patris

Wow! Fabulous collection and beautiful display. What is the name of the colorful bamboo you grow? Congratulations on keeping track of all the names, that's not always so easy.

Hi Andy (^_^)
I'm your neighborhood. What a great bromeliad garden you have,
love your Tillandsia display and also staghorn fern collection.

Great collection and great photos! Thanks for sharing!
Paul

Never seen or heard of Huperzia phlegmaria, but that is phenomenal. How many years did it take to reach that size? Your blooming Tils are beautiful also.

I like your Huperzias and lycopodiums! wow!

Beautiful pictures of beautiful plants!!! My favourite is your Neoreglias. Thanks for sharing them! Japie

What an amazing collection, fabulous! An impressive array of Tills for sure but your Platy's are show-stoppers. With more time later I can inspect more closely but for now, "Thanks" for sharing.

Love the Platyceriums! I don't know why more people wouldn't be growing bromeliads in your area-- you've certainly got the perfect climate for them, they look great!

Beautiful plants and photo's. I have never seen Neo 'all aglow' grow that color before

Your pictures are great! I'm a huge fan of Platy's so those were nice to see.

I'll give you an A+ rating for your Tills, an A++ for your Neos and a A+++ for your garden setting and photography. Wonderful stuff.

Sorry about the low rating for the Tills but I am trying to resist becoming too attracted to them as I haven't enough space for any more broms in my yard. Some of those clumps almost made me give you an extra plus but I resisted the temptation.

From your neo pics I gather that you have a liking for varigations. You certainly have some beauties there.

I did some checking and Malayasia isnt as strict on imports as many countries are. You have to apply for a license each time you import being specific of what you are importing

Beauty planted,Beautiful photo ,Really excellent

Hi Andy,
I'm thinking the same things everyone above me said.
Great show !
Welcome to GW too,
Bob

Hi Andy,
I'm also in your neighborhood. :-)

Thanks guys for your positive feedback. Very much appreciated. Photos from you guys are equally as good!

Neo picts. from Lisa made me start my brom fever again. Couldn't resist the colors of your Neos. Stephania, you have an impressive spiny collections. Unfortunately, the microclimate at my place doesn't allow me to plant a lot of this spiny beauties. Otherwise, I will be pestering after you, since we are neighbours. :-))

Gonzer, both of us share the same interest, Tillandsias. Particulary love your tectorum specimen in your previous post.

Yes Neonut, you got me there. I am really into variegated form of broms. To the least, I still can see some variegation patterns eventough the colors doesn't develope well under shade.

Catkim, that is Crytostachys renda or rather red sealing wax palm. Yes it is an uphill task especially when we get an unlabelled plant.

Andy, is it? It dawned on me after posting, that "bamboo" had to be Cyrtostachys renda. So beautiful, but will never grow here in Southern California, unfortunately. Feel free to post more photos any time!!