Tillandsia arroyoensis
A Tillandsia of the Sierra Madre Oriental of northeastern Mexico, recorded mostly from pine-oak forest around 2300 m in Nuevo León, Coahuila and Tamaulipas. It takes cold winter nights and a long dry winter, and needs bright light and dry air.
Where it grows wild
Most records are observations from Nuevo León and Coahuila; one note reads 'pine oak forest 2300 m'. Elevations range from 383 to 2881 m.
Recorded at 383-2881 m, median about 2335 m.
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