Tillandsia disticha var. minor Trichopogon Rosalie Dixler

Rosalie Dixler

with flowers opening in succession along the midrib of the leaf

as the plant lacks pseudobulbs for water storage

endemic to the cloud forests of Ecuador

Features striking yellow-green flowers with exceptionally long

Tillandsia disticha var. minor Trichopogon Rosalie DixlerA compact variety of Tillandsia disticha from the cloud forests of South America, forming a dense rosette of very fine, linear filiform leaves that arch and recurve gracefully. It produces a distichous inflorescence with reddish bracts a true air plant requiring no substrate to thrive. Light: Bright indirect to filtered direct light; tolerates morning sun but avoid harsh midday exposure, which can desiccate the fine leaves. Temperature: 5580F (1327C);