They look good and will soon pup to fill out.

Hi everyone

Adam - As Sunshine says, they'll soon produce some pups and fill out and when they do I think they'll look great. I don't think anything looks better than a brom growing in or on a nice natural bit of bush timber.

I still remember the first Ae fasciata plant I ever saw, it was at the home of an orchid growing friend and it was on an old hardwood branch he had suspended from his shade-house roof with some chain.

He had two plants of fasciata and in between them was a reasonably large plant of Ae 'Foster's Favourite' in full colour with the crimson berries almost looking iridescent.

The berries and the burgundy leaves made such a wonderful contrast with the silvery coloured fasciata plants and there were a few bits of Old Man's Beard hanging down to complete that amazing picture,

I think it was then that I decided I had to have some of these unusual plants and it's probably when my interest in bromeliads first started.

Keep up the good work.

All the best, Nev.