T. purpurea #2 streptophylla the bracts are wide and

the bracts are wide and can either be a vibrant red color or it can be red at the bottom and green towards the tip

Leaves can blush maroon colour if under intense light

or light DIY use

The leaves have a very visible silver color at the bottom like the plant’s bulbous base

T. purpurea #2 streptophylla the bracts are wide andTillandsia purpurea is a fragrant and elegant airplant species native to the coastal deserts of Peru. It features long, narrow, silver gray leaves arranged in a graceful rosette, with a soft texture due to its dense trichome coverage. Known for its sweet floral scent, T. purpurea produces a tall inflorescence with pink to purple bracts and pale lavender to violet flowers. Suggest growing condition Airflow: Moderate Light: Bright light to Direct