Tillandsia xerographica seedling Plants These pots do not have

These pots do not have holes

They have evolved to bake in the sun all day outside in unbearable temperatures

but not as well as bark or coco chunks

The result is an excellent soil conditioner for potting mixes that improve drainage in containers

while the curved saucer features a glossy white glaze with an etched unglazed line around the outside that also bisects the center

Tillandsia xerographica seedling Plants These pots do not haveTillandsia Xerographica is internationally recognized as an endangered species. Due to its restrictive status, growers are generally required to keep a certain number of offsets (pups) for future mother plants. Propagation via offsets only, although quicker than seed production, has been shown to limit genetic variability across the species. Think of it this way, if all Xerographica were propagated by offsets only, every plant would just be a copy of