Tillandsia 'Grego' AFRICA A clone of the species

A clone of the species collected by our friends Wally Berg and John Anderson in Chapada Diamantina

New growth and flowers will appear in spring

A most unusual and deadly-slow growing species from Bahia

dark spines which add to the character of the plant

The morbid ‘Corpse Flower’ name comes from the smell of rotting flesh and the color of spoiled meat associated with the bloom

Tillandsia 'Grego' AFRICA A clone of the speciesThis hybrid of (fasciculata x paucifolia) differs from the one registered as Oupa Jan by Casper Elof in almost every aspect, so we decided to give it a different name. A fairly stiff, narrow leaved plant, grayish green, in an upright rosette. The inflorescence is almost cylindrical, with several reddish branches held erect, close to the scape. Very long, leaf like scape bracts exceed the length of the scape and blush deep pink at anthesis. Deep blue