Tillandsia nana Vriesea lubbersii more symmetrical and the base

more symmetrical and the base of the leaves have more trichomes giving a silver appearance fading to green

cacticola and not the hybrid with cacticola and straminea that is often sold as cacticola and is not as nice as the true species

'Pink Champagne' and B

This species has a lovely shape with distichous or mirrored leaf pattern

This species likes high light levels and regular misting with good air-movement

Tillandsia nana Vriesea lubbersii more symmetrical and the baseTillandsia nana is species from Peru In the wild it grows at altitudes and receives fair amounts of moisture through mist, therefore in cultivation regular misting is important but still with good air movement and drying out between waterings. It has lovely light green leaves, produces nice pinkish purple flowers and pups prolifically making a good clump in a few seasons. It is rare in cultivation.