Aechmea distichantha v. glaziovii ALOE A clustering plant about 30

A clustering plant about 30 inches tall (can reach 48 inches

One of the more unusual of all Tillandsias because of its habit of producing offsets all along its three foot long inflorescence

A spectacular hybrid by Steve Correale is a cultivar of chiapensis x botterii

This one has narrow green leaves with small sharp spines

Aechmea distichantha v. glaziovii ALOE A clustering plant about 30The smallest member of the distichantha group. An attractive little Brazilian plant that rarely grows over a foot tall. It has a more spreading habit than other forms and has a lovely branched pink inflorescence. A fairly cold hardy plant suitable for outdoor landscape well into north Florida.