T. loliacea tricholepis purpurea produces a tall inflorescence

purpurea produces a tall inflorescence with pink to purple bracts and pale lavender to violet flowers

Tillandsia heteromorpha is a distinctive airplant species native to the mountainous regions of Peru

this variety adds texture and character to any airplant collection

the leaves will then extend outwards and become narrower

It features star-shaped rosettes of stiff

T. loliacea tricholepis purpurea produces a tall inflorescenceThe Tillandsia loliacea primarily grows attached to wood, it has numerous stubby leaves that grow towards the sun. The blades are thick and are more or less of uniform length; they also remain straight even as the plant matures. When an inflorescence grows the spike is the same color as the leaves, they are lettuce green in color. But, unlike the leaves, this plants inflorescence is tall and quite slender; it blooms small yellow flowers that stand out