Tillandsia identification help
12 years ago
Thanks in advance for helping me identify my unknown Tillandsia. It has hard leaves with tips that are needle sharp. It has produced 8 pups after blooming last summer. It is about 7 inches in height, 15 inches in width. If anyone can identify the name, I would appreciate it.
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