Tillandsia brenneri Size:Offset This form has remained scarce

This form has remained scarce and is represented in only a few of the best collections and is a much-sought prize

This form has nice red foliage

(See the photo)

The plants are bright red mottled with cream

spiny branches emerge form the body of the caudex and bear the rather narrow foliage

Tillandsia brenneri Size:Offset This form has remained scarceTHIS PLANT IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR BEGINNERS WILL BE SHIPPED IMMEDIATELY A very interesting species from the foothills of the Andes of Ecuador, along the edge of the Amazon basin. This species grows at altitudes from 1500 to 3000 feet, on exposed trees in full sun. The growth is reminiscent of that of Quesnelia marmorata, upright and tubular, flaring at the top. The leaves are deep green suffused with dark purple red spotting. The inflorescence is