Tillandsia bermejoensis vipp 9-10 reduced water and feeding and

reduced water and feeding and under-potting will force the plant to take on its best form and color

moderately stiff

An open rosette to 30 inches across with 3 inch wide

channeled and tapers to a fine point

Tillandsia bermejoensis vipp 9-10 reduced water and feeding andA species of Bolivia that forms heavy clusters of plants with moderately stiff, tapering, channeled leaves that are coated on both sides with silvery trichomes. An inflorescence exceeds the length of the leaves and is a simple spike with a green rachis and reddish bracts (bright red in nature) and very large, spreading white flowers. From the State of Santa Cruz, this species lives on both rocks and trees at altitudes of 3,000 to 5,000 feet. We have