Tillandsia denudata SEEDS

Tillandsia denudata seeds grow into an epiphytic bromeliad native to the wet tropical biome of northern South America from the Andean cloud forests and humid lowlands of Colombia and Venezuela. The epithet denudata means ‘stripped bare’ or ‘naked’, referring to some aspect of the bare or exposed appearance of the inflorescence stem or bracts. A member of subfamily Tillandsioideae forming an epiphytic rosette with the large, tubular flowers typical of the group. Family Bromeliaceae.

Bright indirect light; high humidity; epiphytic (bark or cork); warm tropical conditions.

• ‘Denudata’ = stripped bare; naked or exposed inflorescence stem or bracts
• Epiphytic rosette; large tubular flowers; humid forest habitat; subfamily Tillandsioideae
• N. South America (Colombia, Venezuela) wet tropical biome; cloud forests and humid lowlands
• Genus ~650 species; named after Elias Tillands (16401693)
• Bright indirect light; high humidity; epiphytic; warm tropical; Family Bromeliaceae

Tillandsia denudata is the bare-stalked tillandsia of northern South America an epiphytic bromeliad of the Colombian and Venezuelan wet tropics, representative of the extraordinary Tillandsia diversity of the northern Andes and adjacent lowlands.

IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.