description of the seeds and the plant:

Seed Characteristics: The seeds of Tillandsia cyanea are very fine and dust-like, characteristic of many air plants. They are usually small and lightweight, requiring a specific growing environment to sprout and thrive.

Plant Description: Tillandsia cyanea produces narrow, green leaves that form a rosette-like structure. The plant is epiphytic, meaning it can grow without soil, typically attaching to trees or other surfaces in its natural environment. It thrives in a well-ventilated space with moderate humidity and bright, indirect sunlight.

Flowers: The plant’s most striking feature is its vivid purple to pink flower spike. The inflorescence grows tall, with the purple flowers blooming in a colorful, long-lasting display. These flowers can last for several weeks and often create a captivating contrast against the green foliage.

Growth Requirements:

Light: Bright, indirect light is ideal.
Water: Tillandsia cyanea should be watered regularly by misting or soaking the plant, as it absorbs moisture through its leaves.
Humidity: Prefers a humid environment, though it can tolerate average room humidity.
Temperature: Prefers temperatures between 60°F and 90°F (16°C to 32°C).

Care Instructions: As an epiphytic plant, it requires minimal soil, making it an ideal plant for creative displays such as terrariums or mounted on wood or driftwood. Ensure the plant is placed in a location with good air circulation to prevent rot.