Tillandsia setacea - Southern Needleleaf - Air Plant - Mounted Plants 0' - Washington Co

0' - Washington Co

This species is prevalent in shady moist spots around the Appalachian Mountains

Pitchers are often variable in color

Sarracenia rubra subsp

Native Iris are generally considered deer resistant but it is recommended to keep plants protected

Tillandsia setacea - Southern Needleleaf - Air Plant - Mounted Plants 0' - Washington CoTillandsia setacea is a native air plant can be found from Florida up to Laurens County, Georgia. This makes Tillandsia setacea the second most northerly occurring Tillandsia in North America. Plants have attractive thin foliage which can turn red colored with adequate light. It naturally grows as an epiphyte on tree branches and uses moisture from the air to grow. This plant prefers sites that mimic a costal environment via high humidity. Cultivation