Peter Dexter
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Colombian endemic with bromeliad. Appears to have been mucking about.
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Asher Kelman
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Peter,
A great natural catch!
This is so pretty. It reminds me of catching a kid with food around their mouth and they act “innocent”, as if they haven’t just raided the refrigerator!
So the small plants are called bromeliad “pups”, is that right? How do they get to the ground?
Asher
A great natural catch!
This is so pretty. It reminds me of catching a kid with food around their mouth and they act “innocent”, as if they haven’t just raided the refrigerator!
So the small plants are called bromeliad “pups”, is that right? How do they get to the ground?
Asher
Peter Dexter
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Bromeliads come in all different sizes. These are adult. They don't reach the ground, they're epiphytic as are most with the exception of pineapple..
Asher Kelman
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Peter Dexter
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The family is Bromeliaceae.There are quite a few genera.