Tillandsia recurvifolia v. Subsecundifolia
Tillandsia recurvifolia v. Subsecundifolia is an easy growing air plant. This plant does well both indoors and outdoors, these are true epiphytes as they are commonly found growing attached to trees or rocks. They take up their nutrients through their leaves and the roots are purely used for clinging to surfaces. When they go into flowering they will start to pup afterwards forming a clump. The white flowers form on bright orange bracks making this a stunning display in spring.
Note: Plants in the picture is what you will receive based on which one you select.
Watering
Misting twice a week, Rainwater is ideal but tap water is sufficient, for best results mist with dilute orchid food during growing season and allow plants to dry upside down to prevent rot. These plant like good airflow.
Light
Indirect lighting
