Tillandsia cyaneaNative to Ecuadorian rainforests, this striking epiphyte brings tropical drama to any collection. Key Features: Spectacular pink paddle shaped inflorescence Large, vibrant violet flowers the largest in its genus Graceful, arching green foliage Adaptable to various light conditions Wallisia cyanea, formerly known as Tillandsia cyanea, is a true stunner in the bromeliad world. This airplant forms a elegant rosette of thin, recurved green leaves that

and tightly arranged along the scape

ionantha with the graceful form of T

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sometimes called the "Fragrant Blush Bromeliad

Display recommendation: Mount 'Fat Boy' on a piece of natural wood or stone to contrast its plump form with rugged textures

Usually more robust and vigorous with good care

Collectors of rare and specially bred Tillandsia hybrids

Leaf character: Thick

Retains the classic T

a true gem among staghorn ferns

turn the plant upside down to dry or drain out excess water

The rosette usually spans 30cm (12") in width