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an oddity amongst bromeliads
‘Ensign‘ is boldly candy-striped with pink
Known only from the vicinity of the type locality
In this case the trichomes of the leaf are concentrated into longitudinal bands or striations and give the impression of variegation
fairly leafy and has a spectacular red and green inflorescence
Tillandsia hitchcockiana EPIPHYTIC CACTUS an oddity amongst bromeliadsFormerly Vriesea hitchcockiana, now classified as Tillandsia, hitchcockiana has narrow, stiff leaves in a graceful rosette. The inflorescence is pink, branched and very tall, with lavender flowers. Native from Ecuador to Peru, it is a saxicole or epiphyte in nature. It bears certain similarity to Vr. cereicola but lacks the stoloniferous habit of that species. Tillandsia hitchcockiana and Vriesea cereicola are two species of gray leaved Vrieseas that
