Pack of 16 Tillandsia Ionanthas

16 Ionantha pack consisting of:

- 2 Fuego

- 2 Rubra

- 2 Rubra Peach

- 2 Mexican

- 2 Rosea

- 2 Ron

- 2 Silver

- 2 Ionantha

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16 Ionantha pack consisting of:

2 Ionantha Fuego: Tillandsia from Nicaragua, forming dense clusters. The silver-colored base is very beautiful and enhances the intense violet flowers. 'Fuego' is the name given to the small leaf parts that sometimes turn red/orange.

2 Ionantha Rubra: Small plant from Nicaragua, which forms dense clusters and gains color if exposed to intense light. The silver-colored base is very beautiful and enhances the intense violet flower. It differs from the typical variety by its pink color when in bloom.

2 Ionantha Rubra Peach: This ionantha variety is distinguished by having leaves slightly longer than its counterparts; it is very easy to cultivate by maintaining a warm and humid environment, and it tolerates direct light perfectly.

2 Ionantha Mexico: This ionantha is the most common of all, standing out for its reddish colors and a purple tubular flower. It does very well in groups of its own species, and it is not advisable to let water accumulate between its leaves after watering, as this can cause the plant to rot without us noticing.

2 Ionantha Rosea: This plant is another ionantha with the peculiarity that its leaves take on a more pinkish tone during flowering rather than as reddish as others of its species. Its care is easy in a humid and warm environment, and it accepts direct sunlight.

2 Ionantha Ron: This variety, originating from MEXICO, is a variant of what we know as IONANTHA IONANTHA, with wider leaves and a pinkish tone that envelops the plant when in bloom. It is a plant that does not need excessive watering; watering once a day in summer and once every two or three days in winter will suffice.

2 Ionantha Silver: Originating from Central America, it stands out for its silver-green leaves and pointed finish. For it to reach the pinkish tone of its leaves when flowering begins, it is necessary to expose it to direct sun. It reproduces via offsets, and while its care is easy, we must keep in mind that if we leave it resting on a damp base, we are inducing rot.

2 Ionantha Ionantha: Plant from Nicaragua, forming dense clusters. The silver-colored base is very beautiful and the flower color is intense violet. During flowering, the plant turns red