T. espinosae driftwood Tillandsia kirschnekii is a rare

Tillandsia kirschnekii is a rare and attractive species native to Central America

it produces a tall inflorescence with subtle bracts and small tubular flowers

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

Then over time

It produces a tall inflorescence with pinkish bracts and violet tubular flowers during its bloom cycle

T. espinosae driftwood Tillandsia kirschnekii is a rareThis plant is rather special, it has long leaves of a pale green color combined with silvery tones, each blade ending in very thin points. The leaves are straight and spread outwards, giving the plant a rather wide structure. But what makes this species unique is the way it reproduces new pups. Instead of its offsets growing out of the actual parent plant, it grows in a stoloniferous manner, meaning its offsets grow from the stolon that extends out of