Tillandsia Species-A

Nice size plants of this attractive species. Fast growing and easy to propagate.

Nice near blooming size plants which will produce a tall spike when in bud.

Nice large plants of this attractive form of T. aeranthos that takes on a beautiful purple cast when grown in strong light in bud.

Easy to grow and propagate like all forms of T. aeranthos.

A small form of Aeranthos that has bronze colored leaves. Forms large tight clumps. Plants currently in stock are running about 1-2 inches tall.

Beautiful small multi-plant clusters.

A newly released form of Aeranthos.

Beautifully formed plants typically 5-8 inches tall or more.

Very easy to grow and propagate becoming a large cluster of plants in a few seasons.

A beautiful small form of Aeranthos with light purple-gray leaves, reddish bracts and dark purple flowers. These miniature plants are only 1 1/2 to 3 inches tall.

A giant form of Aeranthos that is several times larger than the typical forms. Easy to grow, forming impressive clusters with very large flowers when in bloom.

Another easy to grow large form of Tillandsia aeranthos with beautiful blooming flowers.

Single Plants 1 1/2 to 2 inches tall

One of the easiest Tillandsias to grow and is a prolific pupper and a reliable bloomer usually in the spring.

Becomes a multi-plant cluster like the one in the second photo in just a few seasons.

Colorful flowers when blooming.

Large single plants of this easy to grow hybrid.

Very nice extra large plants of this very easy to grow Tillandsia.

A large cluster of several dozen plants approximately 10-12 inches across.

These hanging clusters are approximately 12-14 inches across.

Easy to grow hybrid.

This attractive little species clumps readily forming massive clusters of plants. Produces beautiful 3 petal red flowers. Red flowers are rare among Tillandsias. The leaves typically get from 3 to 5 inches long.

The bright red flowers are approximately 3/4 inch across. A number of very colorful hybrids have been made using Albertiana.

This listing is for small clusters or single plants 2-3 inches tall
Printed care instructions included with every order.

Tillandsia albida

Small 3-4in. Single Plants

Single Plants as shown in the first photo.

A beautiful silvery-white plant that can be grown in full-sun unlike many Tillandsias.

Produces a tall reddish spike when in bud with white tubular flowers as shown in the 3rd photo.

Becomes a very attractive cluster in a few seasons.

Large Ecuadorian Species.

May be grown potted or as an epiphyte. A very impressive large species that grows terrestially in Ecuador Produces a beautiful inflorescence with a almost 3 feet long red spike with red and yellow bracts from which emerge light purple tubular flowers. Remains attractive for almost a year.

Also known as Tillandsia lajensis. Single plants 12"- 15".

This very attractive species from Columbia produces bright red flowers when in bloom. Red flowers are not common in the genus Tillandsia.

This species is very similar to Til. funckiana but does not grow in a caulescent form(grows as a stem).

Very easy to grow, just don't let it get too cool or dry. Quickly forms multi-plant clusters like the one in the third photo.

2-3 inch single plants that have not bloomed yet.

This listing is for one plant approximately 2-3 inches tall.

Big, beautiful extra-large plants of T. andreana approximately 4-5 inches in diameter or more that have not bloomed yet.

Tillandsia araujei is a species from Brazil that comes in many variations.
This is the "Closed Form" which has longer, thin leaves that are less stiff than other typical forms.

Produces lovely rose-colored bracts with white flowers.

Hang this fast-growing species in a bright, airy place with frequent waterings and it will produce a long cascading cluster that is very attractive.

Being offered are single plants 2-4 inches tall.

Another beautiful form of Araujei.

A newly available form of Araujei with leaves that have a lovely purple cast.

From Argentina and Bolivia comes this small lithophytic clustering plant approximately 1-2 inches tall with short, stiff and rather succulent, dark gray leaves.

Grows on rocky cliffs forming grapefruit sized clusters of plants with widely flaring, half inch pink flowers born on a short scape.

A lovely hybrid with long curling cylindrical leaves. The plant in the main photo is a mature plant in bud approximately a foot tall.