Tillandsia Species-C

An accidental hybrid of unknown origins from Tillandsia International.

This is what happens sometimes when you have millions of Tillandsias growing in close proximity to each other.

This is probably a Fasciculata hybrid.

Beautiful long lasting inflorescence.

An incredible species only about 3-5 inches in diameter.

Beautiful leaf structure and inflorescence.

Very rare.

Medium single plants and clumps of this easy to grow and colorful Capitata.

Takes on a rose-mauve blush in strong light.

Easy to grow and produces multiple offsets.

A smaller size of this beautiful miniature Capitata at a lower price.

Very easy to grow.

This cliff dwelling species often has contorted caulescent stems with silvery, greenish-grey curling leaves.

Grows best mounted pendant and may reach 24 inches long.

Keep bright and airy.

Becomes a beautiful multi-plant cluster specimen.

From Peru comes this attractive species with stiff 4-5 in. green leaves on a long stem to 8". Inflorescence is a long lasting bright red, simple spike with white flowers.

Small plants around 2-4 inches tall.

Easy to grow hardy species with needle-like gray leaves that propagates freely.

Produces a simple red spike when in bud with purple tubular flowers.

These are small 2-3 in. diameter plants of this beautiful species.

Can get around 5-6 inches in diameter.

Has a lovely light maroon color on soft, velvet-like leaves.

Extremely long lasting inflorescence.

Medium Plants
A beautiful and easy to grow species from Chiapas, Mexico.
This species has beautiful light pinkish-gray soft succulent leaves in a broadly spreading open rosette
The trichomes which cover the leaves are very pronounced in this species giving it a velvety appearance.
You can see those trichomes in the closeup photo.
The inflorescence is an inflated, sometimes branched spike which can last in color for over a year!

Single plants approximately 3-4 inches in diameter.

Like so many hybrids of T. streptophylla, this cross has a beautiful form with long curling leaves. This hybrid of T. concolor and T. streptophylla is a personal favorite with its beautiful curling, recurving leaves with red-line edges.

When blooming, it produces a multiple yellow-green spikes with dark pink flowers.

Very easy to grow with typical Tillandsia care.

Small single plants 2-3 inches tall.