Origin
The Tillandsia Antonio originates from Central and South America, where it thrives in warm, humid climates. The species belongs to the bromeliad family and is also known as an 'air plant'. One unique characteristic of this plant is its ability to grow naturally in unusual places such as branches, rocks, or other plants.

Characteristics
In terms of appearance, the Tillandsia Antonio is a striking plant with its spikey, often silvery-grey leaves that grow in a rosette form. The plant can bloom and then produces small, purple-red flowers. In some cases, the plant develops pups - small, new plants that form at the base of the mother plant.

Care
Despite its exotic origin, the Tillandsia Antonio is relatively easy to care for. It does not need soil to grow, but gets nutrients from the air. Therefore, it is essential to mist the plant with water regularly, especially in a dry environment. Because the plant originally comes from a warm climate, it is advisable not to expose the Tillandsia Antonio to temperatures below freezing.