Tillandsia 'Trinket' AMORPHOPHALLUS forming a sort of cone-shape

forming a sort of cone-shape with bold red

A new form of this Madagascan species that may end up being described as a new taxa altogether

A clone of the species collected by our friends Wally Berg and John Anderson in Chapada Diamantina

Named by the Australian contingent at the last Australian Bromeliad Conference in Auckland

Our plant are seed grown from a controlled pollination

Tillandsia 'Trinket' AMORPHOPHALLUS forming a sort of cone-shapeNot the same plant as 'Silver Trinket' but the same parents (ionantha x chiapensis). A very leafy open rosette to about 8 or 10 inches tall with a pinkish blush to the scurfy, silvery leaves. The inflorescence is very colorful, a cluster of dark red burgundy branches nested deep in the center, with large, tubular, inky blue flowers. Very pretty and easy to grow. Likes to be on the dry side.