with differences mainly found in the overall size of the plant and shape of the inflorescence
Tillandsia babuagrandensis is a species with a simple inflorescence of pinkish red from Peru in the region of Bagua Grande in the state of Amazonas and the didisticha is a handsome species from Bolivia and Argentina with a branched pink inflorescence
it is nonetheless not related
the leaves can reach a stunning 12 feet long
spiny Pachypodium-like trunk and a crown of nice elongate bluish-green leaves
Tillandsia 'Imbroglio' Giant Form TANZANIA with differences mainly found inThe giant growing version of T. 'Imbroglio'. A probable cross of (duratii x stricta). A rosette shaped plant with narrow, stiff, silvery gray, succulent leaves spanning 16 inches. The inflorescence is an arching, branched panicle, purple in color with open, purplish flowers that have a fragrance similar to the duratii parent, but not as strong. *VIPP plant for 6 1 26 is a double headed specimen