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peter
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Botanical Garden Tenerife

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Some photos from Botanical Garden in Tenerife, Puerto de la Cruz, few years ago.

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Great to see these photos, Peter I love the old gnarled tree with all the epi's ( I think they were epi's!) on :)
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perrycornish wrote:Great to see these photos, Peter I love the old gnarled tree with all the epi's ( I think they were epi's!) on :)
Hi Perry
Thanks, yes this is right, Bromeliaceae.

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Hello Peter,

I also love that gnarled tree with the natural built-in planters for epiphyts. I bet, in addition to Bromeliads there were probably also Orchids present, if not on this tree, then on another one.

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Hello hegar

Yes indeed, epiphytic Bromeliads, Ferns and Orchids are living in the same habitat.
Whether this was fact on this tree, unfortunately I don't remember.

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