Twisted Wildpine or Potbelly Airplant is native to the cypress swamps, sloughs, hammocks, pinelands and tree islands from central Florida...Read More south through the rest of the state and the Keys (zones 9b through 11). It is a small, compact, twisted bromeliad. The leaves are curved, and the flower is small to medium, is on an upright stalk and is reddish.
The threats to this species are habitat destruction and overcollecting. A good place to see this species is in the Everglades region.
Twisted Wildpine or Potbelly Airplant is native to the cypress swamps, sloughs, hammocks, pinelands and tree islands from central Florida...Read More