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Tillandsia straminea

€20.30

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This plant from Bolivia is a plant that tends to make big balls where its flowering...

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This plant from Bolivia is a plant that tends to make big balls where its flowering makes small fragrant and which does not accept the low temperature or over-watering as this probocara rot and you must have air flow for flowers I can thoroughly dry before watering again.

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