T. funckiana Clump (Small) streptophylla The dense trichomes on its

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

flexible leaves are green to grey-green and may develop reddish tones in strong light or during bloom

the plant’s leaves start to blush ever so slightly as the large inflorescence rises up from the center

Tillandsia ericii is a rare and highly sought-after airplant native to Bolivia

this form develops deep maroon to burgundy tones under bright light or when approaching bloom

T. funckiana Clump (Small) streptophylla The dense trichomes on itsTillandsia funckiana Clump features multiple connected stems of this unique and eye catching species, native to the mountainous regions of Venezuela and Colombia. It grows in a trailing, snake like pattern with needle thin, curved leaves that are soft to the touch and covered in fine trichomes. When in bloom, T. funckiana produces brilliant red to orange tubular flowers that emerge from the tips of the stems. This clump form is ideal for creating