T. purpurea #2 streptophylla Leaves can blush maroon colour

Leaves can blush maroon colour if under intense light

narrow leaves that form a soft

making the plant look very spiky

giving it a slightly fuzzy appearance

recognized for its sculptural form and dense covering of silvery-white trichomes

T. purpurea #2 streptophylla Leaves can blush maroon colourTillandsia purpurea is a fragrant and elegant airplant species native to the coastal deserts of Peru. It features long, narrow, silver gray leaves arranged in a graceful rosette, with a soft texture due to its dense trichome coverage. Known for its sweet floral scent, T. purpurea produces a tall inflorescence with pink to purple bracts and pale lavender to violet flowers. Suggest growing condition Airflow: Moderate Light: Bright light to Direct