Tillandsia mauryana
Tillandsia mauryana is a small, silvery rosette tillandsia of subgenus Viridantha from central and northeastern Mexico, recorded at about 1,000–2,000 m. The measured sites have a warm, sunny dry season from November to May and summer rains. Grow it bright, dry-mounted and airy, with a drier winter and cool nights.
Where it grows wild
Viridantha tillandsias are compact, densely scaled plants of seasonally dry montane scrub and open oak forest, commonly clinging to rocks, cliffs and branches in full or bright sun. That habit is inferred from the subgenus rather than documented for this species.
GBIF records span 1,008–1,998 m, median 1,360 m (42 records).
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