Tillandsia caerulea Rossioglossum often displaying subtle patterns and

often displaying subtle patterns and pleasing fragrance that reflects its natural heritage

ribbon-like petals that cascade elegantly downward

tubular blooms that lie gracefully along the dorsum of the leaf

Ships bare root and well-established

Tillandsia caerulea Rossioglossum often displaying subtle patterns andAn epiphytic air plant native to Ecuador, prized for its delicate three petaled flowers in a distinctive lavender blue. It forms a compact rosette of narrow, silvery green leaves and produces slender scapes with dark bracts one of the few Tillandsias with true blue toned blooms. Light: Bright indirect to filtered direct light; tolerates morning sun but avoid harsh midday exposure, which can desiccate the fine leaves. Temperature: 5075F (1024C); a cool