Tillandsia chiapensis 'Gigantesco' Size:Small (*As-Is 3/2/26) The inflorescence looks more like

The inflorescence looks more like the recurvata parent

mature at only a few inches at most with narrow

We find that the plant is more likely to produce the desired red coloration in winter

One day our former succulent grower saw some migrating finches visiting the Aloe vaombe and saponarias which were in bloom

Tillandsia chiapensis 'Gigantesco' Size:Small (*As-Is 3/2/26) The inflorescence looks more likeThis giant clone of Tillandsia chiapensis has longer leaves and will grow taller than the typical form. Matures at approximately 18 20 inches in height and 24 inches width. We acquired this plant from Steve Correale years ago but have not offered it to the public until now. The third photo is a blooming clump ready to be split.