Tillandsia floribunda Small Form Size:Single it is a good plant

it is a good plant for mounting or for hanging basket culture

A really nice hybrid of (hammeri x concolor ‘Cuicatlan’) by Bill Timm

with a spectacular inflorescence forming a tightly clustered head of pink branches

it is best grown in high humidity with almost constant root moisture and low light (bright shade is perfect)

Grows on a sandstone formation along the banks of the Tsiribihina River of western Madagascar

Tillandsia floribunda Small Form Size:Single it is a good plantThis species native to medium to high altitudes in semi arid scrub in Ecuador and northern Peru is in my opinion a new taxa. As an epiphyte or saxicole, it is consistently a smallish plant with slender, gray leaves to about 8 inches tall in a leafy, upright rosette. The inflorescence is on a tall, slender scape and consists of a cluster of light red branches with blue flowers. The controversial side of this species is that it also can be found as a