Tillandsia Species-S

A Mexican species with silvery-white stiff leaves producing a sword-like inflorescence with purple tubular flowers.

Very easy to grow especially when grown on a hanging wood mount.

Small plants of this species.

Small clusters of T. schatzlii grown from seed.

Beautiful reddish-maroon plant that is colorful year round.

This form has much thicker leaves than "minor". Produces typical Shiedeana red bracts with yellow tubular flowers. Grows easily from seed or pups. Can form huge clumps.

3-4 inch single plants that are easy to grow and propagate.

From Mexico to Honduras, this is an unusual species with a bulbous base getting 3-4 inches or more in diameter with cylindrical upright leaves. The plant resembles the shape of turnip. Makes a very impressive looking cluster. Produces a multi-branched inflorescence with purple tubular flowers. Very easy to grow large plants like the ones in the photos.

A beautiful form of Seleriana blushing a purplish-maroon color when in bud. Smaller in size than the typical Seleriana, but just as easy to grow. Very limited availability.

Another new release.

A beautifully formed hybrid of these 2 species.

Small single plants approximately

Easy to grow and colorful.

Thin, needle-like green leaves 5-7 inches or more tall.

Medium multi-plant clusters.

Takes on a reddish-maroon blush in strong light.

Very easy to grow and propagate.

Beautiful maroon and green leaves.

Perfect for vivarium use.

Very easy to grow and propagate.

Large green leaved species produces a very tall and multi-branched inflorescence.

Single plants. Typically 5-6 inch tall plants.

Beautiful silvery-green with pronounced trichomes.

A large and impressive plant produces tall inflorescence with white, fragrant flowers. Each one is different and a very cool-looking specimen. Plants average around 12-14 inches long.

A lovely smaller species about 4-5 inches tall that produces a simple spike with purple flowers. Makes a very attractive hanging cluster in just a few seasons.

Another beautiful hybrid.

A beautiful hybrid of Streptophylla and Xerographica.

We get more special requests for this Tillandsia hybrid than any other plant and there are never enough to go around.

A personal favorite.

Another beautiful form of T. stricta with bright light colored foliage.

Easy to grow becoming an impressive multi-plant cluster in just a few seasons.

Becomes an impressive specimen in a few seasons.

This large form of T. stricta has purplish dark green leaves and gets 6-8 inches in diameter.

Like most Strictas, this one is easy to grow, likes frequent waterings and is a fast grower.

All stricta produce beautiful flowers, this one also has black tipped leaves.

A beautiful and unusual Stricta having white flowers instead of the usual purple or violet.

Extra-Large form of Stricta.

Large forms of T. stricta produce large flowers

A gorgeous plant!

Small clusters of 3-4 plants.

A lovely form of Stricta with very stiff leaves. We usually have these available that are blooming or about to almost year round as this one is propagated extensively. The plants run typically 5-7 inches in diameter. When blooming, the inflorescence emerges white and turns a beautiful dark pink color with small purple flowers that emerge from each bract.

Another newly available large form of T. stricta with large flowers.

A beautiful hybrid of unknown parentage with soft, velvety gray leaves producing pink bracts and light violet flowers.

Easy to grow into large clusters in just a few seasons.

Stunning color on this beautiful form of T. stricta.

Easy to grow and a prolific pupper like most Strictas becoming a large multi-plant cluster in a few seasons.

A large cluster of these with many plants coming into bloom at the same time is an impressive sight.

Silvery-green leaves with pronounced trichomes produces light pink bracts.

A Stricta with soft gray-green leaves producing an inflorescence with pink bracts and light purple flowers.

Like all Strictas, this form is extremely easy to grow becoming impressive multi-plant clusters in a few seasons.

Nice half-grown plants of this beautiful form of Stricta.

Another new release.

Beautiful blue-gray foliage on this large newly available form of T. stricta.

Beautiful large plants producing large flowers and so easy to grow.

May or may not be in bloom at the time of purchase depending on the season.

A beautiful smaller form of Stricta getting about 3-4 inches tall with showy and colorful flowers.

Stiff purplish-green leaves.

Easy to grow and propagate.

Nice near blooming size plants 4-5 inches tall.

Another Stricta beauty with light gray-green stiff leaves and dark pink bracts and light purple flowers.

Like all T. strictas, water frequently and these plants will become massive clusters.

Beautiful soft feathery leaves with a pink inflorescence.

Very easy to grow and propagate.

Very colorful and prolific Tillandsia.

Formerly classified as T. recurvifolia v subsecundifolia.

Easy to grow and propagate producing an orange inflorescence with white flowers.