Tillandsia Species-M

A rare species that can get 18-24 inches in diameter.

When in bud, it produces a 2-3 ft. green and red inflorescence similar to a T. jalisco-monticola.

Can also be grown potted.

The plant in the photos is the actual plant for sale!

A beautiful species with bright yellow-green curling leaves.

Produces a gorgeous emerald green multi-branched inflorescence that will be attractive for months.


Very limited availabily.

A Peruvian species with attractive light maroon-purplish stiff curling leaves

Produces a single simple spike with pale colored flowers.

Very easy to grow and propagate

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

An attractive and easy to grow Tillandsia.

Produces a peach-colored inflorescence with white flowers.

This listing is for one plant 5-7inches tall that has not bloomed yet.

Very prolific and many of these already have "pups" growing like the plant in the last photo.

Small plants of this prolific species.

Not only produces pups or offsets around the base but also on the inflorescence.

Very easy to grow and propagate.

Single 5-6 in. medium plants.

Nice large plants 7-8 inches in diameter or more.

The typical form of T. montana with stiff rich green leaves and a red to pink inflorescence with white flowers.

2-3 inch plants.

Easy to grow and propagate!

Tillandsia montana-Giant Form

Produces a bright red-pink inflorescence with white flowers like all forms of Montana.

This listing is for one plant that may or may not be in bloom.

A beautiful form of T. montana that often produces dark purple maroon leaves when coming into bloom. When not blooming, the leaves are a lovely dark green with a purplish cast.

Produces a bright red-pink inflorescence with white flowers like all forms of Montana.

This listing is for one plant that may or may not be in bloom.

Tillandsia montana x stricta

Single plants approximately 4-6 inches tall.

A lovely combination of 2 beautiful species and extremely easy to grow.

A very interesting looking small species from Bolivia whose Latin name means "mouse tail" and is an appropriate description.

Produces a simple spike with small light yellow flowers.

This listing is for a single plant which may or may not be in bloom at the time of purchase.