Tillandsia air plants

Tillandsia Houston red princess. This form of houston tends to have a bit darker foliage, almost purple, and a darker inflorescence.

This hybrid has stiffer leaves with a more compact look.
When exposed to high bright light conditions, plants will blush a dark purple with some dotte…

Tillandsia Houston Enano is so named because it is a more compact form with more leaves than the other types of this tremendous hybrid.

 Tillandsia Houston Cotton Candy is a beautiful air plant, an incredible cross between a T.stricta x T.recurvifolia. The bes…

T. hitchcockiana has grey leaves with a stiff body. Native from Ecuador to Peru.
This species is stoloniferous producing vigorously from offsets at th…

Distribution: PERU;

Habitat: Saxicolous,, 850 m. Elev.

Distribution: GUATEMALA;: Zacapa

Habitat: Growing on rocks, near river Teculutan, 500 m. Elev.

Tillandsia Harrisii is another unique specie of air plan…

Tillandsia Hammeri is a tall grassy looking airplant which has long needle-like leaves.  Similar in appearance and as easy to care for…

RARE - This unique plant has very fragrant flowers that are bright purple. It clumps readily even before it blooms. It has large tectorum like tricho…

Tillandsia Glabrior’s from central Mexico, where it grows in colonies on exposed canyon walls. The short, recurved leaves are stiff and silvery with …

Tillandsia gardneri is native to Trinidad & Tobago, Colombia, eastern Brazil (as far south as Rio Grande do Sul) and Venezuela. They grows as an …

Origins: Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina

Bloom: Short, small inflorescence that produces tiny yellow flowers with very faint purple flecks 

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