Dr. Dimmitt's hybrid of Tillandsia streptophylla x intermedia. Rosettes tend to be long and narrow with soft,  twisted leaves. The shape varies greatly with culture. If grown dry in high light, rosettes will be compact with tightly twisted leaves. With less light and more water, rosettes grow more elongated and the leaves are less twisted. To produce the most charismatic specimen, grow it with generous water and fertilizer until it begins to flower, then let it dry out and watch the leaves twist and coil.
 
Size: One rossette mounted to a hanging wooding plank