Tillandsia reichenbachii Tillandsia stricta x leonamiana There is an article on

There is an article on this species on the Australian webpage bromeliad

These nudicaulis Aechmea's do well mounted on wood with plenty of moss

Just hang it up somewhere with good air-movement and soak with water by spraying or dunking once or twice a week and allow to dry

it produces a bright pink flower spike and green tubular flowers

pink and red with red spots

Tillandsia reichenbachii Tillandsia stricta x leonamiana There is an article onTillandsia reichenbachii is a beautiful, small growing species with highly scented flowers. It grows in woods and scrub lands from Southern Bolivia and Northern Argentina. This species is similar to streptocarpa, but is smaller and has stiffer more contorted leaves, and produces lovely lilac, purple flowers that have a delicious fragrance. It can make a nice multi flowering clump in time. It is easy to grow in high light levels with regular misting