Tillandsia iglari (formerly known as edithae 'Green Form') vipp 7-30 The color is white lepidote

The color is white lepidote with a branched red to rarely green inflorescence

This plant has not yet been published but has been in cultivation for a while under the name of Tillandsia cocoensis

Reproduces by basal offsets plus “upper pups” (from the leaf axils)

Rather slow growing but worth the wait

The stellate inflorescence is bright red with pink flowers

Tillandsia iglari (formerly known as edithae 'Green Form') vipp 7-30 The color is white lepidotePrior description: This green form of Tillandsia edithae isnt really green. Its a form with more adpressed trichomes, giving the plant a more glabrous, less fuzzy, silvery appearance. In fact, in the summer here in Florida, the silver form tends to get a bit of algae on the trichomes from the high humidity, giving it an actual green appearance. Anyway, the green form is different enough to warrant a cultivar name to distinguish it from the more