Tillandsia incarnata branching?

[estación seca]

That is how Tillandsias branch. They flower from the center of the growth, a terminal inflorescence, and that rosette dies. The branches from below continue the plant.

[Bulbopedilum]

Originally Posted by estación seca

That is how Tillandsias branch. They flower from the center of the growth, a terminal inflorescence, and that rosette dies. The branches from below continue the plant.

The thing is that this hasn't flowered yet.

Originally Posted by kg5

This plant is so green. Am use to looking at a very grey T. incarnata.

It is not out of a hot house because you are in the tropics?

Note most hot house Tillandsia's do become green as I see them incoming here from hot houses.

I agree it does not look like T. incarnata.

Thanks, it's even greener after I water it.

I don't have a greenhouse. I just find a place and then put them in, I heard Tillandsias can grow pretty much anywhere. I put them in some reeds... (pic soon)

If it's not incarnata what is it?