T. tricholepis fuchsii featuring an inverted or upright

featuring an inverted or upright flower spike rather than a nodding one

the leaves will start to spread out and slightly droop downward at the ends

streptophylla

the leaves leaning outwards creating an open formation

The jumbo size makes it ideal for standout displays

T. tricholepis fuchsii featuring an inverted or uprightThe Tillandsia tricholepis has leaves that are slender and long, which form a structure similar to that of a mistletoe and curve upwards at each end. These elongated leaves are covered in much tinier pointy leaves, and are light green in color; they are more or less uniform in length but do not grow towards a singular direction. Instead, the leaves intertwine together because they all grow towards different directions. Small yellow flowers bloom