The leaf tips develop a red tinge to them when grown in good light
but we can not guarantee that the Alfonso shells will not break during shipment due to their delicate shell
In spite of its size
A great plant for landscape in Florida or other similar areas or as a stunning container subject anywhere
Tillandsia chiapensis VIPP 9-23-19 The leaf tips develop aOne of the all time favorite, easy to grow, beautiful Tillandsias, from Chiapas, Mexico. A pinkish silver plant with wide, leathery, scurfy leaves in a broadly spreading open rosette. Can grow to 18 inches, but usually is much smaller. The inflorescence, which can last in color for a year, is an inflated, sometimes branched, pink spike. A cliff dweller from the dramatic canyons of Chiapas, it best kept mounted in bright light, and fed frequently.