That one should do well in your greenhouse Bihai, slong as your humidity is up. It is definitly NOT a temperate zone lover. Used to be classified as Tillandsia. Moist and well lit and you should to OK. It's a great looking plant. Xlent photo BTW.

Oooooh, extra cool. I love the little oddball ones! Isn't there a form of this species with green leaves and black spots?

Bihai, do you have Vr. correia-araujoi? Looks just like a Tillandsia but softer and greener with a ball-shaped form and very fine thread-like leaves. It's a good terrarium plant so you should be able to grow it in your greenhouse. It's also a mad pupper (and a mad seeder too)!

Very nice Bihai,you must have the 'magic touch'.
I've always liked that little guy,back when it was still classified as Tillandsia.Tropiflora had it in the Cargo Rpt. a couple of times,but I was hesitent,as Baensch [Blooming Bromeliads]has a photo of it on pg.182,and described it as "difficult to cultivate",so I passed.

There is a close look-alike,that Lisa mentioned,that is a
Til.aeris-incola,and is pale green with dark brown spotting,and has the krinkly leaves too. (a pic on pg.66 of 'Bromeliads in the Brazilian Wilderness' book.[Leme-Marigo].I'm not sure thats the one she meant tho.
Here's two photos of the above mentioned plants for comparison.

R.crispa [photo credit from fcbs]
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( the above photo was taken from my monitor screen,first time that I tried that )

Til.aeris-incola

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