This is a 2007 cultivar of ‘Durrell’ x ‘San Juan’ by Stephen Hoppin.  The shape is a loose rosette up to 10 inches tall and 24 inches across with shiny green leaves that are wavy with serrated edges.  The leaves have an olive green color that has a hint of bronze along the edge and slight scurfing on the underside of the leaves.

*VIPP plants are Offsets

This Ed Edmiston hybrid is a cultivar of 'Riptide' x 'Greyson Wright' having long lanceolate leaves forming a medium, slightly stacked, rosette plant up to 18″ in diameter.  The leaves are copper-pink in color with two longitudinal non-scurfed stripes running the lengths.  The underside of the leaves has light silver-white scurf through which can be seen a green midrib and copper margin of the leaf face.

*VIPP plants are Offsets

A large growing hybrid that came from Q-dyckia in Thailand. Wide dark green succulent recurving leaves with heavy scurfing and large spines. Mature size is 18 inches across. Grows best in bright light to full sun which will enhance the plant color.

A variegated sport of Tillandsia rodrigueziana that we acquired from Michael Kiehl. Stiff green leaves with yellow/cream central variegation. It was originally thought to be a Tillandsia tricolor.

Bill Timm’s hybrid of (fasciculata x capitata). An open rosette of arching, moderately stiff, purplish leaves with an inflorescence consisting of a scape with a cluster of short, purplish branches. The primary bracts are leaf-like and blush reddish purple at anthesis. A fairly large and robust plant. 

Tillandsia 'Serval' (Red)

A spectacular plant that came to us as jalisco-monticola from our friend Steve Correale in Miami. It looks like this species but the foliage is dramatically stiffer and of thicker texture. The inflorescence is a simple spike, thickly inflated and light green with peach coloration at the bottom. A powdery ‘bloom’ gives the inflorescence a glaucous look. An excellent form that is a slow grower, but does not have any special requirements.