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The spines are bristle-like
Part of the Mulberry family there are many different varieties
They are a fantastic hanging succulent and also look lovely trailing over the edge of a pot in a succulent arrangement
It gets its nickname from its striking rubber-like leaves and makes an excellent plant for those looking for a tree-type plant with attractive foliage
Perfect for those who want to add a touch of nature to their homes or offices
Tillandsia xerographica - Airplant Large Rosette Quantity:3 for €84 The spines are bristle-likeThe "Tillandsia Air Plant" is the biggest genus in the bromeliad family, representing roughly 550 of the more than 2,500 types of bromeliads. They are endemic to the hotter atmospheres of the Americas. Generically known as air plants, they are found from wilderness to rain forest to dry desert conditions from sea level to high mountain locales. Most Tillandsia species utilize their root system to join themselves to trees or ledges and retain water and
