Whatcha got there are different forms of Guzmania lingulata. The yellow plant, in fact all I think, are forms of G. lingulata. The yellow plant could be either G. 'Diana' or G. 'Aurora'. Possibly. The varigated one in front is very cool!

Not to quibble, but they are Guzmania hybrids, not pure G. lingulata. I don't know all the varieties, but G. 'Diana' looks like a pretty good match, gonz. You can go to the FCBS site, Melissa, and click on Guzmania cultivars and scroll through all of the pictures.

The culture is pretty much the same for most of them-- low light, plenty of warmth and humidity, keep water in the cup or at least flush it out and wash the dust off now and then.

When you say "looking dead", what do you mean? Dried up flower and some lower leaves browning? This is normal. Bromeliads only bloom once, so you're never going to revive that flower but you can take good care of the plant until it gives you some pups, then pot them up and wait for them to bloom.

That's what I meant Lisa, hybrids, not forms. Kent's Bromeliads, who supplies probably 90% of these hybrids, is 5 minutes away from me. You can imagine what our grocery stores, box stores, and nurseries look like! Guzmanias everywhere!!!!