Tillandsia pseudobaileyi
Tillandsia pseudobaileyi is a stiff, pseudobulbous air plant of the seasonally dry lowlands of Mexico and northern Central America, where it clings to branches and palm trunks in deciduous and semi-deciduous forest. It is built for strong light, good air movement and a long dry season, so it does best mounted, bright and drying quickly between waterings.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte on trees and palm trunks (field notes include a royal palm trunk) in tropical dry and semi-deciduous forest, from the Yucatán Peninsula and the Pacific slope of Mexico into Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua. Much of the host canopy drops its leaves in the dry season, so plants sit in near full sun for months each year.
Mostly lowland; recorded from near sea level to roughly 1,100 m.
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