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rare air plant Tillandsia Tectorum (Ultra Rare)

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rare air plant Tillandsia Tectorum (Ultra Rare)Details Tillandsia Tectorum, native to Peru and Ecuador, is one of our rarest and most beautiful air plants! This slow growing Tillandsia has layers of soft, white leaves that have given it the very adorable and appropriate nickname of the Snowball Tillandsia. Fun Fact When in bloom, Tillandsia Tectorum produces violet coloured flowers. For more interesting facts about air plants, check out our blog article THE LIFE CYCLE OF AIR PLANTS Sizes Mini: 1

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Tillandsia Tectorum, native to Peru and Ecuador, is one of our rarest and most beautiful air plants! This slow-growing Tillandsia has layers of soft, white leaves that have given it the very adorable and appropriate nickname of the Snowball Tillandsia. 

Fun Fact

When in bloom, Tillandsia Tectorum produces violet coloured flowers. For more interesting facts about air plants, check out our blog article THE LIFE CYCLE OF AIR PLANTS

Sizes

Mini: 1-2"
Small: 2-4"
Medium: 4-6"

Note:

Plants vary in size and colour. Every plant is unique and therefore may not be exactly as shown. Plants may or may not be in stages of flowering upon arrival.

Plant care

Sun

Bright to direct

Water

Infrequent + Misting

Hardiness

Zones 8 - 11

Mature Size

8"

Care Tips:

- Provide plenty of bright to direct or dappled sunlight to help this plant stay colourful and to help encourage blooming.

- For watering, use rain, distilled, or tap water that has been left out to dechlorinate for 24 hours first

- Soak once every other week for an hour or so. Mist occasionally in between soaks using a Mister Spray Bottle. Adjust this schedule as needed according to how dry or humid your space is. This species is drought tolerant and prefers frequent misting over long soaks.

- Place upside-down someplace with good air circulation to allow the plant to dry after watering.

-For more detailed information on air plant care, visit our blog HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR AIR PLANTS

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