Tillandsia rectangula EDUADOR Ray Coleman’s hybrid of (‘La

Ray Coleman’s hybrid of (‘La Vie en Rose’ x ‘Sun Spots’)

At anthesis

A nice bright plant

silvery-gray leaves in an upright rosette to about 7 to 8 inches with a multi-branched inflorescence of bright red with light blue flowers

Tillandsia rectangula EDUADOR Ray Coleman’s hybrid of (‘LaA neat little plant from the scrub forests in the southern cone of South America. Ball like clusters the size of melons are not uncommon in nature but one rarely sees such specimens in cultivation. The individual plants are tiny, about one inch, with stiff and contorted leaves. Usually an epiphyte, often a twig epiphyte, but sometimes found as a saxicole on rocks or cliffs. In cultivation it enjoys pure water and good air circulation.