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terrestrial Tillandsias

20 years ago

Here's an assortment of medium to large grown in-ground. patris, these are for you.

a clump of T. jalisco-monticola

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a burly T. fasciculata hybrid

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uncommon T. atroviolacea (very slow)

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large T. rauhii

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T. australis winding down after blooming w/Dypsis ohnilahensis hanging over

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bob740
20 years ago
Nice pics gonzer...I like that T.australis,must have been eye catching when in full flower.

And patris, how about T.grandis for your plant window ? ...[heh heh]. Check it out on fcbs. Bob
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