T. latifolia var. divaricata streptophylla very striking against the whitish

very striking against the whitish leaves

It forms dense clumps of fine

A charming trailing plant with small round green leaves and clusters of fragrant cream to pink flowers

The dense trichomes on its foliage give the plant a frosted appearance while helping it efficiently absorb moisture and light in its native dry

mounting on driftwood

T. latifolia var. divaricata streptophylla very striking against the whitishTillandsia latifolia var. divaricata is a robust, stem forming variety native to coastal regions of Ecuador and Peru. It is characterized by its wide, rigid leaves that grow in a spreading rosette along a visible stem, giving the plant a striking architectural form. The leaves are coated in fine trichomes that aid in moisture absorption and sun protection. During its bloom phase, it produces a tall, branched inflorescence with green to reddish bracts