T. brachycaulos (Large) airplants This species naturally grows in

This species naturally grows in clumps and produces small

Its soft yet durable nature makes it easy to bend without breaking

arching green to gray-green leaves with a noticeable twist

or mounting on decorative surfaces

especially when exposed to bright light

T. brachycaulos (Large) airplants This species naturally grows inDuring this air plants younger stages, it is the usual pale green color with a touch of silvery hues. It has straight leaves that start out wide at the base then get thinner as it reaches the tip. They extend out in all directions, the leaves leaning outwards creating an open formation, an elegant structure which is similar to that of a flowers. As the T. brachycaulos grows over time, its leaves get thinner and it blushes into a beautiful ruby color,