Tillandsia mitlaensis VIPP 7-13-20 A cultivar of ‘Moana Beauty’

A cultivar of ‘Moana Beauty’ and another unknown parent

The inflorescence is a tight cluster of many dark orange branches in a capitate head with long scape bracts exceeding the branches

stoloniferous rosette about 16 inches across

tapering leaves that grow in a contorted fashion

but it is barely noticeable with its dark reddish coloration

Tillandsia mitlaensis VIPP 7-13-20 A cultivar of ‘Moana Beauty’An unusual rock dwelling (saxicolous) Tillandsia of the deserts of southern Mexico with recurved, stiff silver leaves. Forms a very attractive clump. The individual plants recurve in a claw like fashion, towards the cliff or mount. A small silver plant to less than six inches and grows in a teardrop shape. The inflorescence is a simple pink spike. Forms a very attractive clump. A neat little plant great for mounting.