T. tectorum (XXXL) cactus It grows from southern Mexico

It grows from southern Mexico to Guatemala and El Salvador the most common environment being a desert where cool nights produce morning dew that wets the plant

(if not yellow-green) leaves with a wide base

narrow inflorescence with soft-colored bracts and small tubular flowers

velvety silver-green leaves and compact rosette form

giving the area it is placed in a much calmer ambiance making people feel more at ease

T. tectorum (XXXL) cactus It grows from southern MexicoTillandsia tectorum is a slow growing airplant native to the high elevations of Ecuador and Peru. It is well known for its dense covering of white, fuzzy trichomes, which help it absorb moisture from fog and protect it from intense sunlight. The plant has a compact rosette form with soft, silvery leaves that reflect light and give it a unique, velvety appearance. Suggest growing condition Airflow: Moderate Light: Bright light to Direct morning