Collecting Bromeliads and Orchids in Florida

After rebuilding from the the 04 and 05 hurricane seasons, I managed to finally get things back in order. At least my bromeliads and orchids were able to take care of themselves.

Posted by jacksbromeliads on April 25, 2008 at 4:29 PM

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6:44 AM on November 11, 2010 

Fantastic shadehouse!!! I could send you some of mine but they would be not as majestic as yours.
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Reply peggy

7:49 PM on January 8, 2009 

Do you sell bromelaids? These are gorgeous. I have a bromelaid with scale. What is the best way to get rid of it and what should I look for to aviod another occurance in the future. I have washed my plant down with soapy water and used cotton gloves to get the scale off, but have not been consistent. Therefore, the scale is back.