Thanks,gonzer,that was an education in pictures.
Sure must be nice to have that display year round.
That first photo of the normal tectorum is excellent.
Looks like you may have to junk the cars soon to make more room for the Tills.;)
Bob

Gonzer, is that the humidifier machine in the T.comata pic ?
If right, that would make all of your plants be magnificent.

Not at all Stephania, just a good 'ol fashioned 'Weber' charcoal Bar-B-Que.
Bob, we need the cars. Now, the neighbor's house is just kinda sittin' there.....

My hat's off to you as usual Gonz... Just out of curiosity, how long does it take you to water your plants each day? Everytime I think I've seen them all you surprise me with more stuff...

Ischan, how are you? The Tillandsias don't take long at all, maybe 15-20 minutes if using a hose-end fogger mist nozzle. Hot weather? Every day. Cool weather? That's more by 'feel'. When I use a shower-end nozzle, boy, I'm done in a few minutes. They do get foliar fed once a month using a Birchmeier backpack sprayer. The above Tillandsias, and similiar plants with heavy scaling, only get watered once or twice a month. They're adapted to a more xeric setting.

Gonzer, I thought you said you didn't fertilize at all. If you're giving the Tills a foliar feed, it's probably getting on the Bills and other stuff too, isn't it?

The Tills are the only broms I feed Lisa. About 95% of them are hanging on a lattice fence with nothing underneath, the other 5%-10% are in the driveway. I rarely get any over-spray and if it does happen to fall on the odd bromeliad, the solution is so diluted and the spray so fine, that it will dissipate before finding it's way onto the leaves.