Tillandsia Aeranthos Major

Name: Tillandsia Aeranthos Major
Brand: Ecoterrazas
SKU: Till-AeranthosMajor
Price: 7.9 EUR
Availability: InStock

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€7.90

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Larger and faster growing variety than its relative the common Tillandsia Aeranthos.

This clearly caulescent specimen produces a beautiful inflorescence of purple bracts and very intense blue flowers.

It forms large clusters which flower during sudden changes in temperature.

Bark support not included.

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