Marconae Clump Tillandsia

Name: Marconae Clump Tillandsia
Brand: Ecoterrazas
SKU: Till-Marconae-Clump
Price: 13.9 EUR
Availability: InStock

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€13.90

Tax included

Tillandsia native of Chile and Peru.

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This specimen has leaves covered with trichomes, creeping stems and a non-functional root in terms of nutrient and water absorption, which it obtains from the ambient humidity.

They grow very slowly and are very tolerant to environmental stress.

Support/bark not included.

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