Tillandsia mooreana
Tillandsia mooreana is a western Mexican endemic epiphyte found from Durango and Nayarit south through Jalisco and Michoacán to Oaxaca, across a wide altitude range from palm stands near the coast to pine-oak forest above 2000 m. Its home has a strong monsoon: very dry, bright, warm spring months and a wet, humid summer. Grow it bright, airy and on a mount, with more water in summer and a drier winter-spring.
Where it grows wild
Epiphytic on trees in pine-oak forest, tropical deciduous and semi-deciduous forest, palm groves and shade-coffee plantations of the Pacific-facing sierras of western Mexico.
Records span 390-2698 m (median 1250 m), from coastal palm stands in Jalisco to the Sierra del Halo and the Mazatlán-Durango road above 2000 m.
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