Tillandsia andreana
A small epiphytic and rock-dwelling air plant from Colombia and north-western Venezuela. Kew treats Tillandsia funckiana as a synonym, although some botanists keep the two apart. Herbarium records come from montane forest, cliffs and dry, grazed shrubland at about 250–1,900 m, so grow it bright, airy and quick-drying.
Where it grows wild
Herbarium labels record it on trees in montane forest, on rock faces and cliffs, and in heavily grazed shrubland, so it tolerates fairly open, seasonally dry sites. Detailed habitat descriptions for this species are scarce.
Wild herbarium specimens come from about 250–1,900 m, with most between 650 and 1,800 m.
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