Tillandsia disticha Major Size:Medium Easy to cultivate in bright

Easy to cultivate in bright light and good air circulation

A fairly large plant to over twelve inches tall with silvery leaves that taper to fine points forming a graceful vase shaped rosette

Allegedly it was discovered as a variegated plant in the wild

The inflorescence is deep pink with white to slightly lavender flowers

but can also stay in bloom for months

Tillandsia disticha Major Size:Medium Easy to cultivate in brightThe largest form, native to the desert valleys of central Ecuador. Often found growing as a saxicole or on cacti, this form differs from the typical in being much larger, with a bulbous base that can reach three inches in diameter and strictly upright, fine reddish brown leaves. The inflorescence is longer, exceeding the foliage by several inches, branched and producing many yellow flowers which have a mild fragrance. An easy species to cultivate.