Tectorum Air Plant porch allow the top third of

allow the top third of the soil to dry out between waterings

Place in a hole of the rooting medium to avoid rubbing Root-Gel® off cutting

they will grow pups and clump together or can be separated once the pups reach half the size of the mother plant

which makes it safe for bees and beneficial insects

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Tectorum Air Plant porch allow the top third ofTillandsia tectorum is a fuzzy leaved plant growing in the high mountains in the Andes in Ecuador and seaside wastelands in Peru. These plants grow in or on rocks and collect their moisture from low hanging clouds in high elevations. Their botanical name 'tectorum' means roof because they flourish on roofs in the Andes in Ecuador. Their many trichomes make them drought tolerant and easier to take in needed moisture and nutrients in the air. Instead of