Tillandsia arhiza vipp 1-8 but blends in with the

but blends in with the already red leaves

A cliff-dweller from the dramatic canyons of Chiapas

navioides has the most influence with many narrow leaves up to 10 inches long

Billbergia ‘Hallelujah’ (amoena ‘Domingos Martins’ x ‘Ed McWilliams’)

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Tillandsia arhiza vipp 1-8 but blends in with theA large and lovely species from Minas Gerais, Brazil, with leaves of silver growing in spidery fashion from a short stem. In some ways this species looks a bit like Til. streptocarpa but is larger with leaves less curled. The inflorescence resembles that species as well as straminea but the branches are held closer to the stem. The inflorescence is a tall and branched, without much color, but produces masses of lovely purple, very fragrant flowers.