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purpurea produces a tall inflorescence with pink to purple bracts and pale lavender to violet flowers
Another thing that makes this plant fascinating is that despite its leaves growing out and curling in all directions
Its structure alone would already stand out amongst the rest because its leaves have uneven waves and can grow towards random directions
Tillandsia gardneri is a soft-leaved airplant species native to Brazil
Tillandsia purpurea is a fragrant and elegant airplant species native to the coastal deserts of Peru
T. recurvifolia var subsecundifolia tilly purpurea produces a tall inflorescenceTillandsia recurvifolia var. subsecundifolia is a hardy airplant native to South America, known for its compact rosette and gently arching, silver green leaves. This variety is appreciated for its ability to tolerate a wide range of conditions and its attractive, balanced shape. During its bloom cycle, the plant produces a short inflorescence with bright pink to red bracts and violet tubular flowers. Suggest growing condition Airflow: Moderate Light:
