Tillandsia bochilensis
A Mexican endemic Tillandsia described in 1990 and named after Bochil in Chiapas, recorded at 2500–2750 m in the Chiapas highlands. It lives in cold, humid mountain air with very wet summers and cooler, drier winters. Grow it cool, bright and humid with cold winter nights.
Where it grows wild
No habitat description was found. The records come from the pine-oak and cloud forest of the Chiapas highlands, where tillandsias grow on mossy trunks and branches.
Recorded at 2521–2743 m, median 2633 m (3 records).
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