Tillandsia rhodocephala cold sensitive A Bromelia-like terrestrial from Paraquay

A Bromelia-like terrestrial from Paraquay and Argentina that rarely reaches over a foot tall

they live a lithophytic existence on sheer rock cliffs

A rare and critically endangered species from the Tulear region near Anjamala in southwest Madagascar

Can adapt to full sun and makes a great landscape plant

Since the seed came from O

Tillandsia rhodocephala cold sensitive A Bromelia-like terrestrial from ParaquayAn impressive large growing plant from the area of Yosondua, Oaxaca, Mexico where it grows terrestrially on exposed rock. It rarely produces roots, but tends to grow in dense clusters, supporting one another or leaning on rocks for support. Superficially, it resembles a giant capitata, with many strappy leaves, gracefully recurving in a 24 to 30 inch silvery rosette. The inflorescence is quite tall with a capitate head of long bracts and tight