Tillandsia undulifolia Marcgravia avoid any direct sun

avoid any direct sun

Susy de Bermeo — a cool-growing hybrid from the cross of Masd

flanking a connate central structure that grades from dark purple at the margins to pale white-lilac at the center — a striking tricolor contrast beneath the small cream-beige hooded dorsal sepal

exhibiting a color palette that often includes tones of intense pink and coral

A charming species from the cloud forests of South America

Tillandsia undulifolia Marcgravia avoid any direct sunAn epiphytic bromeliad native to Ecuador, found clinging to tree branches in intermediate cool cloud forests. It produces long, narrow, filiforme leaves that arch gracefully outward from a slender stem, and bears a branched inflorescence with dense, imbricate spikes at maturity. Light: Bright indirect light to filtered sun with good air circulation; thrives mounted or hanging where airflow reaches all sides of the plant. Temperature: 5068F (1020C); a