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Tillandsia inquiry

18 years ago

Any experiences with these? Are they high altitude plants? Do I even have a chance?

Till. biflora

Till. brenneri

Till. undulifolia

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hotdiggetydam
18 years ago
Did you find a source Mike?
Till. biflora, Till. brenneri, Racinaea undulifolia all seem to grow in different parts of the world
User
18 years ago
Mike, I've had no success with T. biflora or R. undulifolia. Couldn't provide the necessary humidity and warmth. I've never seen T. brenneri offered. You have a line on it???
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