Thanks Gonzer for the ID. Photo number 2 looks more like a T. fasciculata than T. rothii. Probably a hybrid because the leaves share some T. rothii characteristics. Kathi, number three is indeed a beautiful plant. Leaves were green but turned maroon just before flowering.

1. Set up a private account with a free photo hosting site(like photo bucket or webshots) 2. Load your pictures to your photo site. 3. To post on GW, under each photo are several web addy's...the HTML code is the one you need copy and paste straight in with your written GW post. You can paste several photo's by repeating these steps and does require you have two explorer windows open at the same time. One with free photo account and one for GW especially if you post multiple photo's

I don't know the names,but you sure have a nice friend.Those are all gorgeous.Might have to put some of mine on our palm,maybe it will make me like the palm better!! LOL Kathi

I bought this Tillandsia a few years back. It is now flowering and has lovely soft grey l eaves