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Wed, Sep 5, 12 at 23:58
| This Tilly was also given to me without a name. Please help and ID for me? Thanks, Colleen |
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- Posted by hotdiggetydam (My Page) on Thu, Sep 6, 12 at 7:31
| You can post all this in one post...just keep adding the links on seperate lines |
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- Posted by juliebees2009 7 (My Page) on Fri, Nov 2, 12 at 0:59
| if it the same as mine its called a TILLANDSIA STRAMINEA APURIMA IF this is the same as mine and it looks like it mine is doing weird from the weather changing. I do not know if they go dormant or not. how is yours doing my xerogaphoas and I have a wall full are fine and 1 of my 2 durittii's are not doing well....I have not changed a thing and done what I have just read about them on line. I personally think s many as I have lost I will say the Xero s the easiest to grow and live. what is anyone else thoughts? Hope this helps. |
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| Indeed this is T. straminea which is a dry-loving species. The suffix 'Apurima' is a non-descriptive addition. One of the regions in Peru where this species can be found is Apurimec. |
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