Tillandsia lydiae
A Mexican Tillandsia known from a small area of Guerrero, mostly along the road between Milpillas and Filo de Caballo at around 900–1100 m. Its climate has hot, dry winters and springs and a wet summer, so treat it as a bright-light, drought-tolerant epiphyte.
Where it grows wild
Collected along roadsides between Milpillas and Filo de Caballo and near Taxco. The labels give no habitat detail; the climate points to seasonally dry forest.
Most records are at 900–1100 m; outliers are at 350 m (Tierra Colorada) and 1664 m (Taxco).
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