Tillandsia bulbosa Forma Alba Air plant holder Enthusiasts who appreciate both vibrant

Enthusiasts who appreciate both vibrant foliage and complex blooms

a spectacular bromeliad that thrives in bright conditions:

the 'Enano Red Form' puts on a spectacular show with a single

5") with graceful arching form

Habitat versatility: Naturally grows on rocks near springs in semi-arid regions

Tillandsia bulbosa Forma Alba Air plant holder Enthusiasts who appreciate both vibrantTillandsia bulbosa forma alba, sometimes referred to as a "white" or "albino" form, is an air plant described in botanical documents as typically focusing more energy on bulb and foliage production: Foliage: Long, narrow, and strongly recurved leaves, giving a chaotic, "medusa like" appearance. Typically emerald green, and have a stiff yet flexible texture. Roughly 10 15 leaves swell into a hollow, pseudobulb at the center. Inflorescence: A branched,