T. seleriana bandensis featuring an inverted or upright

featuring an inverted or upright flower spike rather than a nodding one

the leaves will start to spread out and slightly droop downward at the ends

It already looks very cute yet gives off a sort of edgy vibe

Compared to the typical violet flowers that most species produce

forming a stacked

T. seleriana bandensis featuring an inverted or uprightThe Tillandsia seleriana has a very interesting appearance. It grows thick leaves that curve and pointed ends that grow facing different directions. The leaves have a very visible silver color at the bottom like the plants bulbous base, then towards the ends, they fade into a deep forest green color. It grows bracts that are a soft shade of pink, and flowers that are the usual deep violet color. This is a very unique looking species that will