Hi SQ, the sansevieria that was growing in the woods is the species trifasciata.

The other sans in you pics are all varieties of trifasciata. Your top pic looks like 'Laurentii', basically trifasciata with a yellow edge. It grows to the same size, several feet or more.

Sans with the yellow margins in 3rd pic are 'Jade Dwarf Marginated'. This is one of the small 'Hahnii'-types, that single pot just above the JDM's looks like a 'Hahnii'.

The lower plants in this same pic appear to be larger than the JDMs, so I think they are 'Robusta', one of the mid-sized 'Futura' types. But if these sans are closer to the size of the JDMs, then they are probably 'Hahnii'.

I can't tell for sure which Agave you have, nor can I ID the 'funky thing' other than it looks like a bromeliad, perhaps a billbergia. The reddish plants in last pic is obviously another bromeliad and I should know this one since it's familiar, but I can't think of the name right now. I'm sure someone with more brom knowledge will have your ID soon.

I'm in Lake Mary/Sanford area 20 miles north of Orlando, good to know you.

Russ

Thanks so much, Russ, for sharing your knowledge. I have learned a lot in the few days since discovering this forum. I'm usually reading over on the Florida Forum.

It's nice to know you, too, and see that you are in Florida. I used to live in the boonies in Sanford til development forced us out.

Well, I might have more questions for ya as I go do some research on my new information.

Thanks again!

Susie

Hello. I am portuguese and don't speak/write english well, so, I am sorry. However, might the reddish bromeliad be an Orthophytum Bromeliad Firecracker?

Soreli

Your message is perfect English. You probably speak and write better than some members of my family! Including me.

I found a photo of the Firecracker and I believe you have solved my mystery. I am very grateful that you took time to write in and help me out.

Thank you!

Susie

Susie, it was my pleasure and thank you for the nice words.