Tillandsia Species-R

Greenhouse grown clumps of this Florida native. Easy to grow and prolific. After flowering, the seeds will often germinate right out of the seedpod as seen in the first photo. Hang a portion up with a wire and it will form a cool-looking ball-shaped cluster.

Beautiful and easy to grow.

Prolific propagator.

A newly available Recurvifolia with beautiful maroon-gray foliage.

Very colorful and prolific Tillandsia.

Easy to grow and produces an orange inflorescence with white flowers.

Long needle-like green leaves 6-12 long.

Forms massive clusters like the specimen from our personal collection in the third photo.

Easy grower.

Nice multi-plant clusters of this easy to grow species.

Attractive 10-12 inch plants producing a tall single red or red and green spike from which emerge cream colored tubular flowers.

4-7 in. young plants of this species with beautiful foliage.

Big, beautiful plants that are 10-12 inches in diameter. A magnificent addition to any Tillandsia collection. Blooming size plant that has not bloomed yet similar to the one in the first photo. Produces a long lasting emerald green inflorescence that will be attractive for months. Long and stiff strappy leaves curl into a gorgeous form.

A large species that can get over 2 feet with a tall pink inflorescence.

Nicely grown plants 8-12 inches tall.

Nicely formed plants approximately 4-7 inches tall.

A true collector's species.

Beautifully formed golden-green leaves that are quite stiff and curly.

When in bloom, the inflorescence will last for months.

Sometimes offered as T. ecarinata.