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The inflorescence is a red spike of short branches reaching about 10 inches tall
resemble a cabbage
two southern Mexican species
The fertile fronds are undivided and are characteristically lobed
Hechtia lepidophylla Queretaro, Mexico (AS047) TILLANDSIA The inflorescence is a redA widespread species that is found in many habitats from south Texas to Guatemala. This one has narrow green leaves with small sharp spines. The foliage is covered with white trichomes on the underside of the leaves. There is a noticeable leaf imprint on the underside of the leaf. We have not seen it bloom yet. This clone comes from Queretaro, Mexico, and was collected by Andy Siekkenen and carries his accession number: AS047.