Tillandsia xerographicaNative to southern Mexico, Guatemala, and El Salvador, this unique airplant thrives in dry environments. Key Features: Impressive size, growing to 10 12 inches wide and tall, with large specimens exceeding 2 feet Striking rosette of silvery gray, curling leaves Long lasting, colorful bloom spike with salmon to pink accents Exceptional drought tolerance, surviving up to nine months without water Tillandsia xerographica is a true masterpiece of nature,

vanhyningii

'El Gordito' may require slightly different watering than typical Spanish moss

this cultivar exemplifies the breathtaking color combinations achievable through careful Neoregelia breeding

Origin: A unique cultivar of the widely distributed Spanish moss

Foliage: The leaves are usually medium-green with red or yellow banding

so provide bright light and excellent air circulation

Color: Enchanting salmon to light pink foliage

After watering

Those seeking a large

Bright filtered light essential

meaning the leaves grow from a compact base

Each leaf is broader and more substantial than those of typical ionanthas