T. paleacea tillandsia rigid leaves that grow in

rigid leaves that grow in a spreading rosette along a visible stem

silvery leaves that reflect light and give it a unique

caulescens produces a tall inflorescence with pink to red bracts and violet tubular flowers

'Giant' refers to its overall larger size compared to the typical crocata form

the central leaves blush red

T. paleacea tillandsia rigid leaves that grow inThe Tillandsia paleacea has a very interesting appearance, its leaves are arranged in such a way that the plant looks similar to a trees branches. Its base is slender and brown in color, while its leaves are a very pale green shade which is slightly overpowered by the plants much stronger silver tones. The leaves are thick with a very subtle wave; they grow upwards but tend to collide amongst one another as the plant ages and as the leaves grow