Tillandsia chiapensis 'Giant' DEUTEROCOHNIA with a short scape with

with a short scape with clustered branches that rises about two to three inches

caudiciform plant native to New Guinea and northern Australia

A nice form of the somewhat variable Tillandsia funckiana

strobilate

It has a medium open round form that is satiny black-purple with red marbling maturing to 12″ in diameter

Tillandsia chiapensis 'Giant' DEUTEROCOHNIA with a short scape withThis beautiful cliff dwelling species endemic to Chiapas, Mexico is usually seen as a modest sized plant about 6 to 8 inches across, max, with normally, a simple spike. This clone is a relative giant, at well over 12 inches across and quite heavy and dense, the leaves are rather succulent and the inflorescence inflated. Covered with a thick coat of trichomes, it is silvery or even pinkish with a pink, scruffy inflorescence. The inflorescence is