Tillandsia Species-F

Tillandsia fasciculata comes in hundreds of forms and hybrids found from Florida in the U.S. and all across Central and South America.

This form can get around a foot tall producing a single inflated red and green flower spike that will be attractive for months after blooming.

Extremely easy to grow with typical Tillandsia care.

This listing is for one plant similar to the one in the photos which has not bloomed yet.

Beautiful form of T. fasciculata from Honduras.

Like all Fasciculatas, easy to grow and propagate.

From Guatemala comes this delicate-looking, but easy to grow species.

Forms a lovely fountain shaped pincushion of needle-fine green leaves.

Single small plants 2-4 inches tall.

A beautiful species that produces a very long lasting bright yellow inflorescence from which purplish tubular flowers emerge from each bract.

One of the most beautiful forms of T. flexuosa with purple and fuchsia flowers on a tall multi-branched inflorescence.

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Medium sized plants around 4-5 inches tall.

A beautiful and impressive species similar to T. chlorophylla.

A water loving Tillandsia that is easy to grow and propagate.

Nice plants approximately 12-13 inches tall.

Formerly known as Tillandsia argentea(Thick-leaved Form)

From Mexico, this is a pincushion of short silvery leaves with a delicate and colorful red-orange inflorescence and purple flowers.

Extremely easy to grow and an excellent choice for mounting in a Terrarium or Vivarium

Nice plants in spike!

Cute Pincushion Species From Guatemala

Single Plants

Formerly known as Tillandsia argentea(Thin-leaved Form)

A pincushion of long, thin silvery leaves with a delicate and colorful red-orange inflorescence and purple flowers very similar to Til. fuchsii v.fuchsii.

Extremely easy to grow and an excellent choice for mounting in a Terrarium or Vivarium.

May or may not be in bud at time of ordering.

An extraordinary species from Venezuela that produces bright scarlet-red flowers when in bloom which is rare for Tillandsias.

Very similar to Tillandsia andreana, but T. funckiana is a caulescent species growing into long stems covered with thin, pine needle-like leaves. The leaves on the end of the plant blush red when in bud.

Produces many pups all along the stem and can eventually become a massive hanging cluster which is a spectacular sight in bloom.

Easy to grow with ample circulation and cooler but not cold temperatures.

A rare and very slow growing miniature species which produces chocolate brown flowers.

Has very stiff leaves.

Small plants only about 1 inch tall.