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Note that in the second photo
The plant does not look like pure albopicta so it must be the result of an unintended pollination in our greenhouse
high in primary forest
Popular as a landscape subject in bright
Tillandsia propagulifera VIPP 9-30-19 Note that in the secondFrom northern Peru, the name refers to its habit of producing a profusion of offsets on its inflorescence. Growing on rocks and cacti, this species has many narrow, gray green leaves forming a graceful upright rosette about 24 inches tall. The inflorescence is very tall with many branches, deep purple going green towards the tips with purple flowers. As it matures it begins to produce a large number of small plantlets. In time the plantlets can be
