Air Plant Xerographica MINI Lovely specimen
 
Will come around 3" give or take

It is a slow grower. Xerograhicas bloom upon maturity see second picture to see what bloom will look like during it's 4-5 month bloom cycle. Once it blooms it then usually signifies it is a mature plant and is ready to have a pup or two. Pups will follow the same life cycle as the mother plant. This plant is a xeric variety that means it can handle drier areas. What makes it a xeric variety is the silver velvet like dust on its leaves are tiny hairs called tricolms. These tiny hairs help to pull in as much moisture as possible from its environment. You will still want to mist it every couple days. We don't recommend soaking xerographicas because they are xeric varieties that have wide leaves and come to you pretty mature. If you notice the plant needs more water up your misting cycles per week. Prefers bright indirect light or shade. No direct sun

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Queen of Air Plants the xerographica is called