Hechtia tillandsioides Subcategory- Good for Indoors and Outdoors where it turns a darker

where it turns a darker green color but grows best with a little more light

but stays greener longer with irrigation

Allow to get fairly dry between waterings

Red-brown flowers in spring-summer

Sundrops: Plant in full sun or half day sun in a well-drained soils with occasional to infrequent irrigation

Hechtia tillandsioides Subcategory- Good for Indoors and Outdoors where it turns a darkerGrassy Hechtia: An attractive and interesting grass like terrestrial bromeliad with clusters of 2' wide x 1' tall rosettes of many 10 14" long narrow light olive green grey semi succulent leaves that recurve downward. Older plants throw off 2 3' long inflorescences in early spring with profuse blooms of small violet pink to purple flowers. Full sun to part shade. Low to medium water. Tough and attractive grassy looking landscape plant. Good for