June 12th, 2017

The foliage has been cultivated since 2017. Leaves are shorter than T. fuchsii forma gracilis

March 21st, 2020

Left: Tillandsia fuchsii forma gracilis, Right: Standard form of Tillandsia fuchsii. Leaves of Tillandsia fuchsii forma gracilis is thinner and longer than the standard form of Tillandsia fuchsii.

July 24th, 2021

Left: Tillandsia fuchsii forma gracilis, Center: Tillandsia argentea, Right: Tillandsia fuchsii. Leaf bases of Tillandsia argentea are sparse and not succulent, whereas those of Tillandsia fuchsii are succulent and the basement of the foliage is bulbose. All these 3 species had been called as Tillandsia argentea. Tillandsia argentea was re-defined in 1990 for the plants distributing in Cuba and Jamaicca, and plants ditributing in southern Mexico and Guatemala was defined as Tillandsia fuchsii. Sometimes Tillandsia fuchsii forma gracilis is still treated under the name of Tillandsia argentea

March 25th, 2008

The foliage had been cultivated from 2003 to 2008. 2nd generation foliage after cultivated 5 years.