Tillandsia toropiensis Size:Medium This is the ‘typical’ form

This is the ‘typical’ form

This clone of Hohenbergia pennae was obtained in Brazil by Wally Berg some years ago and he called this clone ‘Super Select’ because of its shape and color

12½ x 9¾ inches

A bulbous or bottle-shaped plant

A really choice plant that is great for interior use

Tillandsia toropiensis Size:Medium This is the ‘typical’ formA handsome, slender growing, clump forming species from Rio Grande do Sul state in southern Brazil. Described by Prof. Dr. Werner Rauh in 1984. A lithophyte, growing with several species of cacti, orchids and other bromeliad species. The foliage is silvery lepidote, slender, in a loose upright rosette with an inflorescence about a long as the leaves, un branched, with light red bracts and open white flowers. Individual plants reach about 8 inches tall.