Tillandsia capitata small plant Bird's beak has become a

Bird's beak has become a real favorite plant for many thanks to its unusual appearance and ease of care

The plant thrives best in elongated pots that provide space for its creeping growth

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Tillandsia capitata small plant Bird's beak has become aA unique and colorful variant of air plant originating from the Caribbean! This Tillandsia is native to Mexico, Honduras and some Caribbean islands. It has soft, broad leaves with heavy scaling, giving it a dull white appearance. With plenty of light, the young leaves turn orange to reddish. It usually grows alone, with only a few offspring. The flowers are purple. The species can reach a diameter of about 30 cm. Botanical description. This species is