Tillandsia andrieuxii
A Mexican endemic Tillandsia of high pine, oak and cypress forests, mostly between about 2200 and 2900 m in the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt of Michoacán, México, Morelos, Puebla and Tlaxcala, with outliers in the Sierra Madre Occidental. It grows on oak branches and on rocks, in a climate with mild days, cold nights and a long, bright dry season from November to May. Grow it bright and airy, cool at night and noticeably drier in winter.
Where it grows wild
Specimens are recorded on Quercus in oak forest, in pine, pine-oak and oak-cypress forest, in rocky places within forest, on hillside and roadside trees and in humid wooded ravines. It is an epiphyte, occasionally on rock, fully exposed to the air.
GBIF records with elevations run from about 1300 to 3650 m, median about 2625 m.
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