Ledebouria crispa vipp 12-11 First it should be noted

First it should be noted that there is no such thing as Tillandsia tomasellii officially

Very similar to Neoglaziovia variegata with much less banding and wider and longer leaves

The edges of the leaves have stiff spines

The leaf surface between the spines is mostly glossy but is dusted with silver trichomes

A distinct clone of the species from the area of Mandritsara

Ledebouria crispa vipp 12-11 First it should be notedA small growing novelty formerly known as Scilla crispa, from the northernmost province of South Africa; Limpopo, which borders Botswana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique. Native to open, arid grasslands especially on exposed rocky outcrops. The species is quite tiny, mature at only a few inches at most with narrow, crisped or extremely wavy leaf margins. The bulb is naturally below grade but it is strongly recommended to elevate it above ground when repotting