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The Espeletia is well known for contributing to the world in water sustainability by capturing water vapor from passing clouds in its spongy trunk and releasing it through the roots into the soil,thus helping to create vast high-altitude subterranean water deposits and lakes that will eventually form rivers.
by: Daniel Sanchez Restrepo

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The frailejones are among the most characteristic plants of the moors, where they dominate due to their size and abundance. Traditionally, frilejones have been classified in the genus Espeletia. However, today they are divided into 8 different genres. These are: Carramboa, Coespeletia, Ruilopezia, Espeletia, Espeletiopsis, Libanothamnus, Paramiflos and Tamania. The last 5 genera are in Colombia. Plants typical of high mountains, with rosette leaves, usually very hairy (whitish or yellowish hairs.) It has a rosette shape, it is woolly; the leaves are tongue-shaped, elongated; the stem is up to 1 meter high; of inflorescences in peniculate corymbs with yellow flower.
By: Miguel Angel Ramirez Ospina

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Espeletia,commonly known as'frailejones',is a genus of perennial subshrubs, in the sunflower family. The genus,which is native mainly to Colombia,Venezuela and Ecuador. The genus was named after the viceroy of New Granada,José Manuel de Ezpeleta.
BY:Manuela Cano Cañas

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Forms a compact rosette of simple, broad leaves that are densely covered in silvery hairs and remind of large rabbit ears. The crown of leaves is held atop a robust trunk to about 4 m tall that is densely clothed in old leaves and gives the plant a palm-like appearance. The inflorescences are sparsely branched and hold several, yellow, sunflower-like blooms.
By: Karolyna Arroyave Ramírez