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Prefers slightly cooler conditions but grows well in Florida as long as it gets good quality water
Having seen many thousands growing wild
The plants form dense
A large and very leafy form of Tillandsia fasciculata that was collected in Yosondua
not yet identified
Tillandsia foliosa x concolor VIPP 9-23-19 Prefers slightly cooler conditions butA cross made by Steve Correale is not only unusual, but really does not strongly resemble either of the parent plants. The foliage is broad, channeled and tapers to a fine point, much like a typical T. fasciata, which should be familiar to many. Tillandsia foliosa has softer, green foliage and the leaves of concolor are much smaller and narrow but stiff. The inflorescence is erect with a cluster of glossy, deep red burgundy branches. Scape bracts are