Tillandsias are xerotropic - adapted to life in arid climates and part of their adaptation to these unique conditions is a waxy covering around their leaves to lock in moisture. The effect is that many of them look gray and often silver. This is a Tillandsia andreana, a rather rare species with very very fine leaves. 
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