Tillandsia Species-P

A lovely hybrid of Paleacea with beautiful purple flowers. Forms massive clusters of plants that like it bright and on the dry side.

A rather fast growing hybrid of these 2 species that produces huge multi-plant colonies in a few years.

Beautiful dark maroon inflorescence with light purple flowers.

Single plants typically 6-8 inches tall.

The Guatemalan form of this easy to grow species.

Stiff recurving leaves.

Propagates easily.

The Mexican form of Paucifolia has stiff recurving leaves.

Easy to grow and propagate.

Great for mounting.

Plants offered at this time are 5-6 inches tall.

Nice plants with curling leaves that take on a beautiful reddish blush when blooming. Plants are typically 6-7 inches tall.

An easy propagator.

An incredible and rare miniature species that is easy to grow.

Small multi-plant clusters only about 1-2 inches long.

These become beautiful little specimen clusters in a few seasons.

A lovely species from El Salvador with succulent-like leaves and creamy white flowers.

Single large plants 4-6 inches tall.

A beautiful Tillandsia from Mexico with trichome covered leaves producing a red-orange inflorescence with unusual green flowers.

Likes bright light and air circulation

Easy to grow

Similar to Tillandsia stricta, but with beautiful green bracts and white flowers when blooming.

Approximately 9-12 inches tall.

Very easy to grow and propagate.

This is the typical form of Polystachia which has beautiful long, strappy green to yellow leaves.

The leaves and the inflorescence take on a beautiful red blush.

Very prolific propagator.

A beautiful little species that is found in numerous locality forms from Florida thru Central American to northern South America.

Has a bulbous base with cylindrical twisting leaves.

The trichomes are very pronounced and look like a velvet coating all over the entire plant.

Easy to grow and propagate producing a short pink flower spike with purple tubular flowers.

A beautiful newly available hybrid with a gorgeous blush.

Beautiful hybrids of these 2 species.

An unusual looking species with twisting and curving cylindrical leaves.

Most of these are around 9-10 inches tall or more.

An excellent choice for the "minimalist look".

The third photo shows a large plant in blush and bud.

Another easy to grow Mexican species with stiff recurving leaves.

A very easy grower and propagator.

Single Plants or Small Clusters 3-5 inches tall.