T. Ionantha Clump (M) on Wood capitata as the plant ages and

as the plant ages and as its leaves start to elongate

this one has leaves that are thin from base to tip

Its most distinctive feature is its bright yellow bracts—hence the name "flavobracteata"—which contrast beautifully with the purple tubular flowers during blooming

This air plant species has tapered leaves that are a vibrant lime green color

giving the plant a striking architectural form

T. Ionantha Clump (M) on Wood capitata as the plant ages andTillandsia ionantha Clump features multiple offsets of one of the most popular and easy to grow airplant species. Native to Central America and Mexico, T. ionantha is known for its compact rosette of silvery green leaves that blush bright red or pink during bloom. This clump form provides a fuller appearance, ideal for mounting, terrariums, or display pieces. When in bloom, it produces vibrant violet tubular flowers from its center. Suggest growing