Tillandsia minutifloraThis diminutive marvel, formerly known as T. bryoides, hails from the Southern Cone of South America. As a member of the Diaphoranthema subgenus, T. minutiflora stands out as possibly the tiniest bromeliad, thriving as an epiphyte on twigs or a lithophyte on rocks in its native habitat. Size Inches Small clump 1 2" Key features: Incredibly small size, with individual plants as thin as a matchstick Forms dense, compact clumps of multiple plants Adapted

stricta) is a rare and beautiful hybrid that produces a special inflorescence

so protect it from frost

Dynamic coloration: Develops best colors in bright light conditions over time

Parents are most likely Neoregelia cholorsticta and Neoregelia 'Fireball'

Native to Ecuadorian rainforests

stacking in overlapping layers that eventually form an impressive upright nest or bowl

Creating a focal point in bromeliad gardens or indoor plant displays

Tillandsia didisticha belongs to the subgenus Anoplophytum

Care tips: While easy to grow

Water thoroughly when mounting medium is dry

The rosette usually spans 30cm (12") in width

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