Hi sosaysi, Good to see another new member joining our ranks and I hope you have a happy association with us discussing our favourite love, bromeliads. Although I'm not all that knowledgable about Tillandsias, from what I've seen with my cyaneas I tend to agree with Paul. I find I also get the die-back on the leaf tips and thought it was just a natural part of the growing cycle. The flowers which come out of the "pink thing" (which is commonly referred to as a paddle) are relatively short lived but this is made up for by the beautiful perfume. As for posting pic's, like Paul says, set up an account at photobucket or similar (Photobucket is the site most of us use) and use that to post your pic's. If you use the search engine at the top of the page and type in photobucket, you'll get plenty of instructions about how to do it. Finally, as Gonzer is our resident Tillandsia expert, I'll leaved it up to him to answer your questions in more depth. All the best, Nev.

Forrest, scroll all the way down to the very bottom of the Camellia title page and click on 'Letter and Comments'. Once there, select the 'suggestions' category. Believe it or not, I have found whoever looks at those emails to be quite responsive. ;-)

That webby stuff is a remnant of a spider web. So, not a problem.

ah don't sell them to mojavean ... he's about to go down for hotrodding and he might take you down with him. I'll take 'em off your hands for $150. But, seriously, you going to give up such a great set coz Mum doesn't like 'em? I'd get Mum a few Barbie pieces for her and keep as much as you can of the Demeyer. I have a few and really adore 'em - great hardware. are you hardover on selling as a set? I have some pieces but if you're planning on selling piecemeal, then GW monitors or not, I'd love to get in on some pieces.