Tillandsia ‘Antonio’, 5” pot Rhipsalis This is usually due to

This is usually due to winds or heavy rains (they are grown in shadehouses) So don’t be alarmed if you see a split in a leaf

Native to the Japanese island and Taiwan this palm has a densely packed leaf crown with 30 to 50 green to bright green leaves when mature

These fronds develop off of a stately central trunk

Comes in an 8” pot

The trunk is made up of several stems that are braided together and at the top of the Money Tree you'll find the “lucky” 5 lobed leaves

Tillandsia ‘Antonio’, 5” pot Rhipsalis This is usually due toThe beautiful Antonio. A superior and new cross of Tillandsia Creation. Bright indirect light is best with constant moisture, not wet, only moist. In brighter light the foliage can blush reddish, but this might result in a shorter lived inflorescence. Under normal conditions, the inflorescence should last over three months. It produces young plants, or pups, at the base of the plant. These can be transplanted and will bloom in a year or two. Due to