King of Air Plant - Tillandsia Xerographica

Welcome to the world of the king of air plants - Tillandsia xerographica, a stunning perennial, evergreen epiphyte that's bound to leave you in awe period. It reigns supreme over all other Tillandsias! Its name is derived from the Greek words "Xero" and "graphica”; which both indicate "dry writing" or "dry painting." The "king or Queen" of air plants is another name for the Xerographica air plant.   These slow-growing Xerographica air plants are native to Southern Mexico, El Salvador, and Guatemala, where you can find them hanging out in the topmost branches of subtropical forests. They cling to the trees and grow completely in the air, high in the forest canopy.  Xeros stand out from other air plants in terms of aesthetic appeal.  As they grow, their mossy green (silvery-gray leaves) flocked lovely thick leaves wrap and spiral around one another and are also covered in trichomes, which are small scales that help the xerographica air plant absorb moisture from the air. This produces a