Tillandsia riohondoensis Size:Large speckled foliage and surprising history

speckled foliage and surprising history

Subtle coloration: Soft green leaves with silvery undertones

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· Flowers: Clusters of fragrant

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Tillandsia riohondoensis Size:Large speckled foliage and surprising historyNative to Guatemala, Tillandsia riohondoensis is an air plant known for its striking silvery green foliage and vibrant, peach colored blooms: Foliage: Forms a rosette of thick, triangular, succulent, silvery green leaves covered in trichomes. Rosettes are dense and symmetrical. Inflorescence: Long lasting, often for several weeks to months. Floral bracts are a roughly 4 6 inches, striking pastel peach to coral pink, overlapping, and tightly arranged