T. mallemontii montana silvery-green leaves spiraling along a

silvery-green leaves spiraling along a visible stem

Instead of its offsets growing out of the actual parent plant

The leaves also form waves that are quite loose and slightly deformed which is why the air plant may look a bit eerie

Tillandsia purpurea is a fragrant and elegant airplant species native to the coastal deserts of Peru

and it grows a towering inflorescence that is also very thin

T. mallemontii montana silvery-green leaves spiraling along aTillandsia mallemontii is a fragrant, soft leaved airplant species native to Brazil, well known for its vining, caulescent growth and sweetly scented flowers. It features thin, silver green leaves covered in fine trichomes, which grow along slender stems that naturally trail or drape. Suggest growing condition Airflow: Moderate Light: Bright light to Direct morning sunlight Water: At least once every 2 days Remarks: *Watering frequency is determined