Pack of 7 Tillandsias

Pack of 7 Tillandsias consisting of:

-1 Oaxacana

-1 Magnusiana

-1 Tectorum

-1 Argentea

-1 Reichenbachii

-1 Fuchsii Mexico

-1 Espinosae vrisea

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Pack of 7 Tillandsias consisting of:

• 1 Oaxacana: A plant that grows in Mexico, at low altitudes, on oak and conifer trees. It produces many curved leaves, forming a rosette, from which a large flower stem appears occasionally. It develops a large violet rose.
• 1 Magnusiana: A plant from Mexico, Honduras, and El Salvador. Its numerous thin leaves, covered in gray hair, are eye-catching. The violet flowers are incredible. In its habitat, they grow on oak and conifer trees.
• 1 Tectorum: A Tillandsia native to the high mountains of the Peruvian Andes. This excellent, slow-growing species produces large, numerous silvery scales (trichomes) that are unique in the genus. T. tectorum has an impressive silhouette that elongates as it grows. Mist only once a week.
• 1 Argentea: This variety of air plant or Tillandsia comes from Cuba and Jamaica. It is very similar to Tillandsia fuchsii. Tillandsia argentea differs primarily in terms of the color of its floral parts and its leaves, with margins curved back on themselves. Very elegant when suspended. When the Tillandsia or Argentea air plant reaches its adult form, it can measure approximately 12 centimeters in diameter. The base of the plant is bulb-shaped, its leaves are very fine and fibrous, the leaves that form the inflorescence turn a silver color, blue with a touch of green, it presents very few flowers, these are a very peculiar color like cherries, a particularly beautiful color; the Argentea air plant variety usually grows alone or in small colonies of a few individuals.
• 1 Reichenbachii: A Tillandsia native to southern Bolivia and central Argentina. A plant with thick, firm leaves covered in white scales. It has a pleasant violet scent. Its flowers are blue with a white center.
• 1 Fuchsii Mexico: A Tillandsia native to Mexico. It creates a dense, homogeneous arch with numerous tight leaves, from which red to brown flowers grow. An attractive silver tint is noticeable, more pronounced in the center of the plant.
• 1 Espinosae vrisea: This plant is native to ECUADOR and PERU, with the largest specimens found in ECUADOR, but noted for being lusher in PERU. This is a plant that requires a minimum of daily watering and indirect light for proper healthy growth.