Tillandsia Juncea is an epiphytic and acaulescent species, which means that its leaves grow almost at ground level, from a small, almost imperceptible stem.It is native to countries such as Mexico, Brazil, Bolivia and the West Indies, where it grows and develops in latitudes ranging from coastal areas (0 metres) to mountainous areas up to 2500 metres.
Tillandsia Ionantha Rubra is an exquisite variety of Ionantha, native to Nicaragua, belonging to the Bromeliaceae family, named for its peculiar colour.
Known for its beauty and ease of care, this little wonder will captivate any plant lover and become an exceptional addition to your botanical collection.
Tillandsia Ionantha Haselnuss is a fascinating variety of the popular Tillandsia Ionantha family.Native to countries such as Mexico and Nicaragua, this small epiphytic plant has won the hearts of exotic plant lovers.
Tillandsia Ionantha Fuego is a stunning variety of Tillandsia Ionantha, belonging to the Bromeliaceae family.Originally from Nicaragua, this beautiful species has won the hearts of plant lovers thanks to its striking beauty and relatively simple care.
Tillandsia Heteromorpha is native to central and northern Peru, where it grows and develops on stones and rocks at latitudes ranging from 600 to 1000 metres above sea level.
Tillandsia geminiflora is native to the forested regions of Brazil and Argentina, where it is found at altitudes of up to 1500 metres above sea level. It thrives in moist, shady habitats, such as cloud forests, where it attaches to trees and captures moisture from the environment for its subsistence.
Tillandsia Gardneri is an epiphytic species native to countries such as Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago, where it grows and develops on rock formations and stones at latitudes of up to 1600 metres above sea level.
Tillandsia Flabellata is an epiphytic plant species, which means that it does not need soil to grow, a true wonder of nature!It is native to countries such as Mexico and El Salvador, where it thrives on trees and rocks, taking advantage of nutrients in the air and moisture to grow.
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