Tillandsia rohdenardinii
A small Tillandsia of subgenus Anoplophytum from Rio Grande do Sul in southern Brazil, described by Teresia Strehl in 2004. Some authorities treat it as a synonym of Tillandsia winkleri. Published ecology is very thin, so these recommendations follow the grey-green Anoplophytum tillandsias of southern Brazil: bright light, good airflow, and cool winters.
Where it grows wild
No habitat description specific to this species was found. Related Anoplophytum species in Rio Grande do Sul grow on rocks, cliffs and branches in bright, airy, humid-subtropical settings.
No elevation data was found.
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