Tillandsia chusgonensis VIPP 2-15-21 growing quite small and tight

growing quite small and tight when grown hard and very long leaved and luxuriant when fed heavily

wire-like roots for holding fast to rocks

A robust plant to 18 inches tall and 24 inches wide with over 20 leaves more than 3 inches wide

Both parents of this Ray Lemieux cross of Hechtia lanata x myriantha have some interesting characteristics that should express themselves when the plants grow out

A new stoloniferous miniature from Chester Skotak

Tillandsia chusgonensis VIPP 2-15-21 growing quite small and tightA small rock dwelling species that forms clumping colonies on rocky cliffs overlooking the Rio Chusgon near Huamachuco, Sanchez Carrion, Peru. Similar to Tillandsia tectorum and T. balsasensis, it is a tiny, clumping species with silvery, fuzzy leaves. Forming little cluster with many offsets, they look like little balls of silvery white fuzz less than three inches across. The inflorescence is a scape about as long as the leaves bearing two to three