Puya dasylirioides (Cerro de la Muerte, Costa Rica)

Puya dasylirioides is a striking bromeliad native to the high elevations of Cerro de la Muerte in Costa Rica. This rare mountain bromeliad captivates plant enthusiasts with its spiky, architectural form and vibrant green foliage. People call it a true gem among Puya species due to its unique adaptations to the cool, misty climate of its natural habitat.

The Puya dasylirioides features stiff, narrow leaves with sharp tips that form a rosette, adding dramatic texture to any collection. Its distinctive appearance makes it a standout Costa Rica bromeliad that collectors seek for its endemic qualities. The plant’s compact size, ranging from 5 to 15 cm, makes it ideal for display in smaller spaces while maintaining its exotic charm.

• Endemic to the high mountain ranges of Costa Rica
• Compact size perfect for unique garden accents
• Sharp, spiky leaves form a dense rosette
• Thrives in cool, misty mountain environments
• Displays a vivid green color with subtle silvery tones

As a Cerro de la Muerte Puya, this species embodies the rugged beauty of its native region. Collectors admire the Costa Rica Puya for its resilience and sculptural form. This mountain bromeliad offers a rare glimpse into Costa Rica's endemic flora, making it a prized addition to any botanical collection focused on exotic and specialized plants.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.