Tillandsia gracillima
A slender Tillandsia described by L.B. Smith in 1974 from central Mexico, with no georeferenced wild records on GBIF. The climate below comes from one high-elevation point (about 3,000 m) inside its native region, which may well be colder than the real localities. Treat the numbers as a cool, highland guess.
Where it grows wild
No habitat notes were reachable. Central Mexican highland Tillandsia generally grow on oaks, pines or rock in seasonally dry montane forest.
Unknown. The climate point used is at about 3,040 m, which is an assumption.
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