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Holm's Twin Star x Holm's Star Gem Tillandsia Ecoterrazas
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Holm's Twin Star x Holm's Star Gem Tillandsia

Till-TwinStarxStarGem
€5.90
Tillandsia Holm's Twin Star x Holm's Star Gem is a hybrid created in Germany from the seeds of the also hybrid Tillandsia Holm's Star (Tenuifolia x Vaginata) and the pollination of the hybrid Tillandsia Holm's Star Gem (Tenuifolia Vaginata x Aeranthos)
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Tectorum snow Tillandsia

Ecoterrazas
Til-tectorum-snow
€14.50
Tillandsia native of the high mountains of the Andes of Peru.
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Stellifera Tillandsia

Till-Stellifera
€8.90
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Tillandsia Stellifera is native to Peru, where it grows and develops in clumps on cliffs with large vertical walls, at latitudes ranging from 2500 to 3000 metres above sea level.
Pueblensis Tillandsia Ecoterrazas
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Pueblensis Tillandsia

Till-Pueblensis
€3.85
Tillandsia pueblensis is an epiphytic species native to Mexico.
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Polystachia Tillandsia

Till-Polystachia
€7.99
Tillandsia Polystachia is an exquisite air plant belonging to the bromeliad family, known for its unique beauty and ease of care.Native to tropical and subtropical regions of Mexico, this Tillandsia is a charming and hardy addition to any plant collection.
Xiphioides Tillandsia Ecoterrazas Xiphioides Tillandsia Ecoterrazas 2
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Xiphioides Tillandsia

Till-Xiphioides
€9.69
Tillandsia Xiphioides is native to countries such as Paraguay, Brazil and Bolivia, where it grows and develops on rocks, trees or bushes at latitudes ranging from 700 to 2700 metres above sea level.
Seideliana Tillandsia Ecoterrazas Seideliana Tillandsia Ecoterrazas 2
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Seideliana Tillandsia

Till-Seideliana
€5.90
Tillandsia native of the West Indies and Mexico, from Colombia to Venezuela.
Pohliana Tillandsia Ecoterrazas Pohliana Tillandsia Ecoterrazas 2
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Pohliana Tillandsia

Till-Pohliana
€5.80
Tillandsia native of South America (Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina)
Kammii Tillandsia Ecoterrazas
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Kammii Tillandsia

Till-Kammii
€3.27
Tillandsia native of Honduras.
Juncifolia Tillandsia Ecoterrazas Juncifolia Tillandsia Ecoterrazas 2
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Juncifolia Tillandsia

Till-juncifolia
€3.65
Tillandsia from southern US and the West Indies.
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Tillandsia Ixioides

Till-Ixioides
€7.80
Tillandsia Ixioides is a species of Tillandsia native to countries such as Bolivia, Paraguay and Uruguay.This variety is widely admired for its distinctive appearance and fascinating characteristics.
Gardneire Tillandsia Ecoterrazas Gardneire Tillandsia Ecoterrazas 2
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Gardneire Tillandsia

Till-Gardneri
€5.50
Tillandsia Gardneri is an epiphytic species native to countries such as Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago, where it grows and develops on rock formations and stones at latitudes of up to 1600 metres above sea level.
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Espinosae Tillandsia

Till-Espinosae
€8.99
Tillandsia Espinosae is an air plant belonging to the bromeliad family.Native to countries such as Ecuador and Peru, this species stands out for its exquisite beauty and surprising adaptability.Its name "Espinosae" refers to the pointed shape of its leaves, which gives it a distinctive and charming appearance.

Tillandsias belong to the family of the Bromeliads. Most are epiphytes, meaning they live on trees, shrubs, cacti, power lines and telephone lines. Tillandsias are no parasitic, that is not living at the expense of their guests, only used as a support to avoid living in the soil. Some are lithophytes, that is, living on rocks. Most commercial species need much light. 95% of its power comes from the humid air, fog, rain, dust, bird droppings, dead insects in decomposition, etc., falling between the leaves, and are stored and absorbed in their tanks with special scales for this. The other 5% of the power obtained by his new roots that adhere to the bark of its host and absorb moss, leaf litter and other elements dissolved in rainwater.

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