Registered parents are Neoregelia chlorosticta and Neoregelia 'Sunrise'
Those looking for a colorful focal point in bromeliad arrangements
the foliage takes on a striking reddish hue
Its most captivating feature is its dense covering of long
statement-making Tillandsias—or who want to cluster multiple air plants together for a dramatic vertical garden
Tillandsia balbisiana x Tillandsia streptophylla Size:X-Large Registered parents are Neoregelia chlorostictaTillandsia balbisiana by Tillandsia streptophylla is an uncommon, low maintenance air plant: Foliage: Thick, bulbous, pear shaped base of T. balbisiana with the dramatic, twisting curls of T. streptophylla. Inflorescence: Long lasting, multi branched red or burgundy inflorescence. Size Inches Medium 3" 4" Large 6" 7" X Large 8" 9" Key features: Known for its thick, silver green bulbous base and long, curled, succulent leaves When dry, the leaves curl