Tillandsia Species-F

Half-grown plants of this smaller form of Fasciculata that originates from Honduras.

Like all Fasciculatas, very easy to grow.

Beautiful green plants that easily get 18-24 inches and produce a red spike when blooming.

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.

An interesting and very attractive species that produces offsets on the inflorescence.

Medium sized plants around 4-5 inches tall.

From Ecuador and Peru comes this species that gets 12-18 inches tall and produced multi-bladed red or maroon bracts on a tall 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.

Five plants of this attractive little species.

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.

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

Has very stiff leaves.

Small plants only about 1 inch tall.