Tillandsia-Fragrant Species

Nice plants 6-9 inches or more.

This is a species from the arid regions of Ecuador and Peru.

Forms huge dense colonies of fine, wispy plants.

A slender spike produces purple fragrant flowers.

Cultivate in a bright, airy spot, water sparingly and allow to dry quickly.

Single plants approximately 5-8 inches tall.

A different form of T. caerulea in a hanging cluster.

A fragrant flowered plant with thin, recurved leaves forming a fan shape.

Clumps easily growing into a ball-shaped cluster.

Likes bright, airy conditions on the dry side.

An incredible fragrant hybrid and a personal favorite.

This hybrid of 2 fragrant Tillandsia species creates a plant with beautiful light yellow and extremely fragrant flowers.

A true jewel from Brazil with buttercup yellow flowers that have one of the sweetest fragrances in all the bromeliad world.

A miniature clump-forming plant with silvery trichome coated leaves.

Thrives mounted on nearly any substrate, kept bright, out of full sun and not too wet.

Small clusters about 1 1/2 inches in diameter.

A beautiful form of Crocata with fragrant orange flowers and soft trichome covered leaves.

A giant form of T. crocata that can get 8-9 inches or more in height. Grows into masses of cascading plants. Wonderfully fragrant light yellow flowers like all the forms of Crocata.

Another form of T. crocata that has small orange-yellow flowers but with a huge sweet fragrance. Small clumps 1-2 inches tall.

The ultimate of the fragrant Tillandsias.

Just one of these in full-bloom can scent an entire room.

Unusual stiff succulent-like leaves with their tips curling and coiling.

Hang this species in a bright location and water and feed regularly for eventual huge growth.

An easy to grow unusual species and delightfully fragrant.

Available in several sizes.

These are small 4-6 inch size plants

Hang this species in a bright location and water and feed regularly for eventual huge growth.

Approximately 7"-10" in size.

An easy to grow unusual species.

Considered by many to be the most fragrant species of Tillandsia.

This small form of Ixioides with very stiff leaves has an amazingly strong fragrance from beautiful bright, buttercup yellow flowers.

Easy to grow, produces numerous offsets and flowers easily.

Looks great mounted on cork bark and grown bright and airy.

Becomes a very attractive ball shaped clump when grown as a hanging cluster.

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

A new available hybrid with lovely purple fragrant flowers.

Nice large plants

FRAGRANT NIGHT BLOOMER

Single plants of this fragrant species.

This is a very desirable species from Ecuador and Colombia.

Has thin grassy green leaves getting around 10 inches or so in diameter.

A night flowering species producing white very fragrant blooms.

This is a water-loving species and is an excellent choice for terrarium/vivarium use.
Easily grown as an epiphyte or may be grown potted in which it becomes larger and more robust.

Nice multi-plant clusters

A very easy to grow Tillandsia that produces light yellow fragrant flowers.

Nice 5-6 inches or more tall species with fragrant flowers

A beautiful Tillandsia with stiff, mauve purple leaves.

Produces a red and purple fragrant inflorescence when blooming.

Easy to grow and propagate.

This species looks rather like a small version of Duratii and has similar looking purple flowers that are intensely fragrant.

A fragrant species and prolific pupper becoming a large cluster in a few seasons.

4-5 inch plants

Nice large plants 7-10 inches tall.

Delightfully fragrant species with purplish flowers.

Beautiful white fragrant flowers approximately 1 inch across are produced by this unique species from Argentina.

Plants are typically 4-7 inches tall.

Nice small seed grown clusters of this fragrant species.