Tillandsia Tectorum Terrarios decorativos which is believed to be

which is believed to be native to Guatemala

which unlike the tricolor is cherry-colored

This specimen has curved leaves and is larger in size than the Tillandsia Cyanea

allowing it to absorb moisture and making sure the plant dries quickly to avoid rot

Tillandsia Tectorum Terrarios decorativos which is believed to beIn their country of origin they are grown on the roofs of houses, in latitudes that range between 1000 and 2800 meters above sea level. This excellent, slow growing species produces large and numerous silvery scales (trichomes) very noticeable to the naked eye, which are unique in the genus, as well as a long, thin floral stem ending in small purple flowers. It requires generous sun exposure, being very intolerant of humidity, preferring drier