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Tillandsia Complanata Seeds
Tillandsia Complanata Seeds
Striking flat leaves and vibrant flowers make this low-maintenance air plant perfect for terrariums and indoor displays.
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Tillandsia Complanata
Tillandsia complanata is an epiphytic air plant native to the tropical forests of Central and South America. This species thrives in humid, high-altitude environments, where it clings to trees and absorbs moisture and nutrients from the air. With its long, slender leaves forming a rosette, Tillandsia complanata adds an exotic touch to any collection. It produces beautiful tubular flowers, often in shades of purple or violet, attracting pollinators like hummingbirds.
Growing Tillandsia complanata from seed requires patience, as germination can take several weeks. These seeds need a warm, humid environment with good air circulation. Unlike traditional plants, this species does not require soil—simply mist it regularly and provide bright, indirect light for optimal growth.
| Common name | Tillandsia |
|---|---|
| Family | Bromeliaceae |
| Genus | Tillandsia |
| Species | Tillandsia complanata |
| Germination | All bromeliad seed needs light to germinate. The seeds are sown on the surface of a fine potting mixture. Keep the mixture moist but not sodden. The container can be placed in a plastic bag to conserve moisture. The seed are sprayed regularly but allowed to dry out between watering. For all seed, some sign of germination should be apparent in 2-4 weeks with the development of a small green spot. This is the first seed leaf and is followed by a small root, more tiny leaves and more roots. Germination can take time. Be patient! |
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