Tillandsia 'Mudlo' once a while it is native to the

it is native to the Indo-Pacific region without specific locality (that we can ascertain)

trinitensis or tessmannii

the result of an intraspecific crossing by Chester Skotak

spiny petioles and spiny leaves

The leaves are deep green above and dark purple below and recurve towards their tips

Tillandsia 'Mudlo' once a while it is native to theAn Australian made hybrid of (intermedia x ionantha) by Margaret Paterson. If you are familiar with T. intermedia, you will know that it is a famously proliferating plant, producing offsets from the top of the inflorescence as well as from the base. Well this plant combined with ionantha has produced some unusual but possible predictable results. Singly the plants look a bit like a tall ionantha and upon blooming it will blush red. However it will