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A staple tillandsia, which likes water and grows fast. It produces many medium-sized leaves, and has a beautiful soft green color.  The plant take a strong red tint when it blooms (like the photo above). We also sell these plants...

Tillandsia ionantha: A small, dependable air plant with fuzzy leaves. This variety can flush with bright red or orange tones when it receives direst sunlight in the morning or early afternoon. This plant is also airbrushed with a plant safe orange dye. The dye will...

Tillandsia native to Cuba and Jamaica. This species produces silvery rosettes -hence its name- similar to T. fuchsii. It differs from the Mexico species in that the leaves are more curved at their base, and the flowers are differently colored...

 Plant growing in Panama and South Mexico.  Its uncommon spotted texture makes the plant unique.

Differs from the typical variety in its pink color when in bloom! This plant has a lot of variations, so we offer two different looking forms. Rubra Softleaf is taller and much more open, while Rubra Hardleaf is more compact...

T. Ionantha Mexico is a vigorous and hardy form of Ionantha. It clumps fast and well, and is easy to maintain. It doesn’t quite grow as large as other forms. It has a dark green color, and much less trichomes...

Tillandsia native of Guatemala, where it grows on rocks and often under full sun. It is very ornamental, with the silver-colored thick leaves and its deep blue-tinted bloom.

A staple tillandsia, which likes water and grows fast. It produces many medium-sized leaves, and has a beautiful soft green color.  The plant take a strong red tint when it blooms.

Plant from Mexico and Costa Rica. Its suggestive name describes perfectly the impression you have when looking at it. Note that its red inflorescences are usually shorter than its beautiful silvery leaves.

 T. Funckiana is a different looking tillandsia. It has a hairy texture, and growing longs and continuously. It blooms red flowers, and can form into a ever growing clump! We sell many different sizes of this variety. Also clumps.

A bulbous variety that comes from the USA and central America The sword-like flower stalk produces large pink flowers. This is a pseudo bulb version of the variety.

This variety blooms red flowers. It has a similar look to T. filifolia and T.fuchsii. It’s multi-green color gives it a distinct look.

Tillandsia native of Florida, Mexico and the North of Latin America. The Guatemalan form keeps a purple hue when it has an adequate amount of light. The inflorescences are massive and carry purple flowers. Definitely one of most unique looking...

This is a form of tectorum native to Ecuador. Unlike the fuzzy giant, it is a much tighter form. It does not get as large, but does have a furrier texture. Fuzzy Giant (caulescent form) is much lankier. The key...

These light weight pumice rocks make great little air plant holders. These come with the plant and wire as well. And we sand down each rock so it sits nicely on a flat surface.

Tillandsia native of Guatemala and San Salvador, where one find it in foggy forests at the edge of lakes. Rare and magnificent species with sharp leaves and pure white flowers. Similar in look to T. Velutina, yet it doesn’t get as big....

T. Juncea is the staple grassy variety of Tillandsia. Thicker leaves than T. Juncifolia, and thinner leaves than T. Hammeri. The flower stalk, very vigorous, blooms gorgeous violet flowers. We have several different sizes available. Our Giant size maxes out at 20″....

Tillandsia native of Guatemala and San Salvador, where one find it in foggy forests at the edge of lakes. Rare and magnificent species with sharp leaves and pure white flowers. Similar in look to T. Velutina, yet it doesn’t get as big....

Tillandsia native to Central America and Florida. The inflorescence is of a very consistent, magnificent red. Very tolerant, it can be cultivated in full sun and can withstand temperature differences with no problem. Blooms abundantly.

A beautiful plant, and remarkable inflorescence. It has a soft purple / rose color. Plant propagates quickly, and grows large. 

This variety blooms red flowers.  It’s multi-green color gives it a distinct look.  One of our most popular varieties!

A black variety of the T. Stricta Green.. Its prolific, and easy to care for. When in bloom, the plant offers a soft pink spike with lavender colored flowers.